Coolant mist filter
Published: 28 October, 2016
A major aerospace subcontract manufacturer reports it has recently purchased its 6th OMF1000 coolant mist filter from AIRBENCH for use in its dedicated Airbus production facility and says this forms part of a rolling programme of OMF installations; a series of previous OMF units were supplied by ACS and AirBench has continued the programme.
The OMF units have been installed to a series of Dugard and Chiron vertical machining centres. In several cases, AirBench says it has been able to specify a single OMF1000 to support a pair of machine tools, through analysing usage of each machine tool and identifying patterns to ensure sufficient extraction coverage during peak operation hours. Installations have been preplanned and duct routings agreed based on pre-sales surveys.
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AIRBENCH have announced the acquisition of the OMF range of media filters for coolant mist filtration following the recent liquidation of ACS Ltd.
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