Increase Glass Grinding Tool Life with Coolants Designed Specifically Designed for Glass

Date: 21 December 2015
Source: www.chemetall.com

Date: 21 December 2015

Glass Edge Cooling: Coolant technologies from Chemetall improve edge quality and increase productivity while a the same time, lower the costs for energy consumption and maintenance.

Our fully synthetic coolants play an essential role in modern glass production processes.The grinding process using diamond tools calls for the use of coolants which meet the particular requirements of glass processing.As glass is a brittle material, special attention must be paid to the grinding parameters. Grinding with water or a coolant from the metal industry is not sufficient to meet today‘s demands on productivity and quality. Chemetall’s coolant concentrates have special properties to optimize grinding results and to increase processing efficiency.

Process Cost Savings and Increased Productivity: Due to their positive effect on the grinding mechanism, the energy consumption required for grinding is lowered. An increase of 30 – 50 % in feed speed can thus be achieved.  Special ingredients in the coolants slow down the flattening of the tool‘s diamonds.  This, in turn, makes it possible to speed up processing and to increase tool life by up to 30 %. Chemetall offers a wide range of different coolants for all fields of application in glass processing.

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