What is cutting oil regeneration and how does it extend fluid life?

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  • October 1, 2024 at 9:14 pm by Kevin White

    Cutting oil regeneration involves restoring used oil to a condition close to its original state by:

    Removing Contaminants: Filters out solids, tramp oil, and other impurities.
    Restoring Additives: Replenishes depleted additives to renew lubricating and cooling properties.
    Adjusting Chemical Balance: Corrects pH levels and emulsification properties.
    By regenerating the oil, manufacturers can:

    Reduce Costs: Spend less on new oil purchases.
    Minimize Downtime: Decrease the time needed for fluid changes.
    Enhance Sustainability: Lower environmental impact through reduced waste.
    This process effectively extends the life of cutting oil, maximizing its utility.

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