Grinding

UV keeps cutting fluid in top condition during your grinding processes

UV technology prevents bacterial growth and unpleasant odors, ensuring stable concentration and reducing the need for frequent fluid changes.

Grinding is used to improve the functionality and aesthetics of components, as well as to achieve precise tolerances and dimensions.

To achieve consistent grinding results with good surface finish, it is recommended to keep the cutting fluid concentration within the chemical supplier’s guidelines. Since the concentration generally needs to be relatively low and many grinding processes require only minimal replenishment of new concentrate, it is easy for the concentration to accidentally become too high. Manual handling often leads to excessive concentration, resulting in increased chemical costs and potential technical impact on the process. Foam may also occur, which can be caused by overly high concentration. Conversely, too low a concentration can quickly lead to corrosion risks on parts.