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ecology&economy

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E-Mist is an environmentally
sound semi-dry oil lubrication . It cools and lubricates by
applying a miniscule amount of cutting oil (5-10cc/hr), in
mist form, to the blade edge. Not only the volume of oil used
but post-processing labor and costs can be minimized.
Why Magic-Cut? |

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Environmentally sound semi-dry
cutting
As a cold mist of a miniscule amount of oil is sprayed,
oil does not need to be recollected, the product cleaning
process is reduced, and the impact of waste liquid and related
processing on the environment is kept to a minimum. |
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Outstanding finish greatly
reduces costs
It is said that cutting oil accounts for 1/3
of the cost of the cutting process. With e-Mist, not only
are cutting fluid costs greatly reduced but so are product
cleaning costs and waste liquid processing costs. Unlike with
cold-blast processing, which deteriorates surface roughness
and tool service life, processing performance is not sacrificed.
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So simple. Yet so affordable.
Precisely because its development was based in the
technology accrued since Magic-Cut was launched in 1965, this
product features functionality and a low price. As it can
easily be attached to any machinery, it can be used on the
same day it is purchased. |
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Control of liquid volume makes it possible to adapt usage
for semi-dry oil lubrication, oil mist lubrication, and other
mainly lubrication. |
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Simultaneous lubrication, cooling and cutting powder removal
action. |
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Liquid volume
checker makes fine adjustment possible. |
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Greatly reduces the labor and cost that cutting fluid involves.
Environmentally sound and considerate. |
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Attaches easily, enabling it to be used on any machinery. |
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Prolongs tool service life. |
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Increases surface roughness. |
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Line nozzle
is slim, durable and more flexible. |
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Achieves the best balance between cost and performance. |
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Yields the greatest effect from specially
developed oil. |
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