Improvement of Polishing Efficiency through Oil Mist Environment Enhancement for Glasses Polishing
Reduce the maintenance frequency of mist collectors in grinding processes where chips and abrasives are generated.
In the eyewear industry’s polishing process, not only oil mist but also chips and abrasive particles are generated, leading to clogging issues with mist collectors. This can deteriorate the factory environment and potentially reduce work efficiency. Apiste's mist collectors efficiently capture oil mist mixed with chips and abrasive particles, contributing to the optimization of polishing operations and the improvement of the work environment by reducing maintenance frequency. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Polishing process of eyewear frames - Lens polishing process - Factories performing polishing operations 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Reduced maintenance frequency of mist collectors - Suppression of oil mist dispersion within the factory - Improved work efficiency due to enhanced work environment
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【Features】 - Adopts a "one-way flow system" that does not accumulate cuttings or abrasive particles inside. - Long maintenance cycle, contributing to reduced labor costs. - Reduces mist leakage outside the processing machine. 【Our Strengths】 We develop and sell environmental improvement equipment, cooling equipment, and temperature control equipment, offering optimal improvement solutions tailored to our customers' needs.
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