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Using Coolant through center of your drills
When
drilling with diamond drills, the proper use of coolant is
important for two reasons. Minimize Drill & Material Overheating Frictional heat produced at the working face of diamond tip must be disposed
immediately. Otherwise the diamond become rapidly damaged by oxidation and
graphitization. Excessive heat generated while drilling will also damage the
metal matrix holding the diamonds in place. Insure Drilling Consistency Debris generated while drilling should be removed as soon as they are
produced. When this drilling debris is not removed rapidly, diamond wear
increases through abrasion caused by the presence of excessive coarse stone
fragments. Water
is the most common coolant used for many drilling applications. It is always a
good idea to pump an adequate supply of water through the center of the drill.
So that an uninterrupted flow is maintained flushing across the working surface
of the drill diamond section. In this way diamonds and the metal matrix are both
kept sufficiently cool. And material debris is removed as soon as it is produced.
This is the most optimum condition for your drill. |
Reduce Friction between material and drill Water
also penetrates the micro-cracks witch are generated upon impact of material and
diamond drill. Under ideal conditions, the material will absorb water, hence
becoming completely saturated with water. In this state the material is weaker
and more easily drillable. The
coolant surface tension also plays an important part in the drilling operation.
Usually the lower the surface tension, the easier it is for the coolant to enter
the micro cracks. Coolant with a lower surface tension also wets the diamonds
more easily. Most users find that by lowering the surface tension of their
coolant, resulted in better cooling (wetting) of their diamond, and more
effective overall cooling. Lower surface tension also improves material debris
lubrication, promoting efficient removal. Water Swivel Adapters manufactured by UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools come with a valve that allow you to adjust water flow and pressure through the center of your drill. And are made to fit all types of diamond drills and drilling equipment. |
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