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Transportation - Spot Welding
Cooling this spot welding operation with a Stainless Steel Vortex Tube virtually eliminates secondary smoothing operations and greatly improves the appearance of the product.
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Foundry Operations
Cold air from a Stainless Steel Vortex Tube is piped into a foundry worker's's protective suit. The Stainless Steel Vortex Tube has a large control know, allowing the cold air to be adjusted while wearing gloves.
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Plastics - Slitting
Cutting wheels on this slitter can work at top speed - and stay sharper longer - when cold air from Stainless Steel Vortex Tubes eliminates the frictional heat buildup Trim edge is cleaner, too.
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Metal Fabricating - Tapping
Tapping brass clips is completed without messy liquid coolants using 0 °F (-18 C) air from a Stainless Steel Vortex Tube to cool the tap. The brass does not have a chance to gum up, the cut is cleaner, and secondary operations are eliminated.
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Metalworking - Single-Point Threading
Heat buildup in this single-point threading operation can shorten tool life and produce a rough thread. Clean, dry, sub-zero air coolant allows increased speed while eliminating tool microcracking and premature failure.
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See How A Stainless Steel Vortex Tube Works
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