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Near Dry Machining & MQL lubrication system

MINIMAL QUANTITY LUBRICATION (MQL) & NEAR DRY MACHINING

The aim of near dry machining is to replace traditional coolant and pure oil flood systems in a machining environment with an accurately controlled compressed air stream that carries minimal quantities of oil lubrication in an "aerosol" format to the cutting surface. This ensures lubrication of the cutting surface and allows for high performance machining.

Lubricating Aerosol is transported to the cutting surface in two ways:
 
- External Lubrication: oil is transported via an external nozzle to the cutting surface placed in the vicinity of the tool and workpiece.

- Internal or "through-the-tool" Lubrication: oil is transported through internal lubrication holes in the cutting tool.

Dropsa has developed revolutionary technology for both of these processes. The MiQueL and MaXtreme
   

 
External Lubrication
 

MQL products overview

 
 

MaXtreme Presentation

 
 

MiQueL Presentation