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SCOPE
of Micro-Fluidization
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March 2007
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Welcome to our new subscribers! Micro-Mail SCOPE
is our application focused newsletter which reports
the broad "Scope" of possibilities for Micro-
Fluidization. Each month we send you successful
scenarios showing methods of applying fluids
and lubricants which result in less consumption and
better overall manufacturing performance.
We hope you are having a successful first quarter.
Whatever your current results, UNIST systems can
help you find additional cost savings and operational
improvements related to fluid purchase, handling,
maintenance and disposal. Since these activities
often represent 10%-20% of total manufacturing cost,
they are worth taking a look at. Give us a call, or send
a message to micro-mail@unist.com
Cordially, Larry
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Automated Lubrication Methods
Manufacturing Solution Provider Uses Fluid and Lubricant Delivery to Deliver Value
A solution provider for the metal stamping industry
focuses on better lubrication methods as a way to
improve the overall manufacturing environment for
their customers. Four of their successful applications
are featured on the UNIST web site.
Application Details
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Vegetable Based Lubricants: Price vs. Efficiency
From the Corner Office - by Wally Boelkins, President, UNIST, Inc.
We often are asked about vegetable based machining
lubricants---their quality, price and usage rate.
Lubricant quality runs the full spectrum and
determining the true quality can only be done by
comparison testing of finish quality, production rates
and oxidation properties. Normally, less expensive
lubricants are less pure and require more lubricant
volume for equivalent machining results. Although no
one can accurately equate price per unit volume to
efficiency, there normally is an approximate
correlation.
Read More
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Critical Drawing Requirements
Roller Lubrication Combines with Downstream Spray to Complete Drawing Process
A stamper of small to mid sized automotive
components began to acquire larger presses in order
to take on a broader range of parts. When their paint
roller and spray lubrication methods started to prove
inconsistent with larger dimensions and longer die
progressions, they looked for a solution they could
more precisely control throughout their die
progressions and draws.
Application Details
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About Us
Formed in 1957, UNIST, Inc. is the leader in the
manufacture of fluid delivery systems used in
metalworking and metal forming to reduce
consumption while improving all areas of operational
efficiency. UNIST has serviced over 6000 customers
on 6 continents from its home office and
manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids, MI.
Micro-Mail is the e-publication from UNIST, Inc. that
provides important information to those who do
business with us, including, news, product updates,
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stories of your successful, difficult or new
applications to micro-mail@unist.com.
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