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OIL MATIC applications
OIL MATIC’s advanced liquid temperature control technologies respond to needs from diverse work fields. OIL MATIC contributes
to stable system operation and improvement in quality and work efficiency.
A
pplication
“Applications” × “Work fields”
Machining centers
Major heat-
generating components are main bearings
and main spindle drive motors (including built-
in
motors). OIL MATIC is used for “main spindle cooling,”
which
indirectly cools heat-
generating components by
flowing coolant into a coolant jacket (heat-
exchanging
part).
The “main spindle cooling” includes “jet lubrication”
and
“under-
race lubrication” that lubricate and cool the main
bearings in addition to “spindle core cooling,” which
directly cools inside the main spindle. In any case, OIL
MATIC is widely used.
Other than the above, OIL MATIC is used for “coolant
cooling,” which controls and stabilizes cutting fluid
temperature; “hollow ball screw cooling” for precision
positioning drive; and “linear motor (DD motor) cooling,”
“hydraulic fluid cooling,” and “machine body cooling” to
suppress postural change of a machine body.
Combination machines
There are plural heat-
generating components, such as a
main spindle head (chuck head) and a sub spindle head
for milling and a turret, in combination machines. In
such cases, it is common to indirectly cool the
heat-generatin
g components by flowing coolant by
using OIL MATIC, into plural coolant jackets (heat
exchanging parts) provided for each of the
heat-generating components.
OIL MATIC is also used such as for “coolant cooling” for
stabilizing cutting fluid temperature, “hollow ball screw
cooling” for precision positioning drive of multiple axes,
“linear motor (DD drive motor) cooling,” “hydraulic fluid
cooling,” and “machine body cooling” to suppress
postural change of a machine body.
NC lathes
Major heat-generating components are a
chuck head, which grips workpieces and
tools, main bearings for turret and drive
motors (including built-in motors). It is
common to indirectly cool the heat-
generating
components by flowing coolant into a coolant
jacket (heat exchanging p
art). Also, coolant
cooling which controls and stabilizes cutting
fluid temperature is needed. In any of the
above cases, OIL MATIC is used.
Electrical discharge machine
There are two types of electric discharge
machines; a die-sinking Electric Discha
rge
Machine (EDM) and a Wire Electric
Discharge Machine (WEDM).
Each type uses OIL MATIC to cool machining
fluid (oil or pure water) in a tank called a work
tank, to achieve working accuracy.
OIL MATIC is also used for cooling liquid used
in jet lines.
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