[Column] Tool Cost Optimization and How to Choose a Drill Grinder to Reassess Before Summer
Because it is difficult to compare grinding machines, the key to making it a project is to first establish the "selection criteria"!
From our manufacturing customers, we often receive inquiries such as: ■ "The frequency of drill replacements is high, and tool costs are increasing." ■ "I want to regrind, but I don't know whether outsourcing or in-house production is better." ■ "There are many models, and it's difficult to compare which grinding machine to choose." Especially before summer, this is a time when more companies are reviewing costs and organizing tool operations for the second half of the year. At such times, it's important to understand the differences between "new replacement," "outsourced regrinding," and "in-house regrinding." *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*
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Our company was established as the domestic sales company for imported unique and excellent machine tools and cutting fluids observed at factories in Europe and the United States by Seiki Export Group Co., Ltd. With the arrival of the ecological era, we focused on ultra-low lubrication oil mist sprays that do not use cutting fluids, and completed the Semi-Dry Cut System No. 1 in the summer of 1998. Since then, we have made improvements and expanded our product range, including the DC-II with a Lockline nozzle and the DC-S4 with a through-spindle design, creating a system to meet all customer requests and working to promote and expand this new method.