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HOW HEAT IS REMOVED DURING THE BROACH CUTTING PROCESS

SECTION 3.0

Today's cutting fluids are tailor-made tools that require careful selection. They contain a wide choice of special chemical agents designed to supply a definite degree of lubricity, surface activity, stability activity, stability, and anti-weld properties.

An effective coolant should:

  1. cool the work-piece and the tool,
  2. reduce friction,
  3. provide anti-weld properties,
  4. wash away chips,
  5. protect the work from rusting, and
  6. reduce wear.

All metalworking fluids eventually become contaminated and require disposal, even if the user has selected a high-quality fluid and has practiced proper fluid management. With this in mind, some simple coolant-system cleanout procedures will also be recommended which can extend coolant and tool life, as well as improve the entire broaching operation.

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