Give Conventional Lathes Coolant-Through Capability In Minutes
Rego-Fix reCool systems are an affordable, low-maintenance way to retrofit static or driven tooling systems with internal coolant capabilities, enabling substantial improvements in tool life and productivity.
Posted: June 26, 2020
Rego-Fix USA (Whitestown, IN) extends its reCool line of coolant-through systems for live tooling on CNC lathes with reCool ERAX. Designed for driven tools with externally threaded nuts, the highly productive toolholding solution gives conventional lathes coolant-through capabilities in minutes with minimal loss (apx. 10 mm) of machining range or additional interference.
Developed as a space-saving solution for use with Rego-Fix floating chucks, holders such as the ERA Zero-Z, and other ER collet holders with externally threaded nuts, the Hi-Q/ERAX maximizes the range of turning machines and minimizes the interference contour for larger parts and tighter machining envelopes. With reCool, driven tools and turning machines can easily be retrofitted for coolant-through functionality, enabling substantial improvements in tool life and productivity.
The reCool ERAX uses the patented reCool design to deliver coolant with a maximum pressure of 1,450 psi in live tooling applications with speeds up to 12,000 rpm. Equally well suited for emulsion and oil coolants, the system is available for ER collet sizes 16, 20, 25, and 32 to handle tools 3 mm to 20 mm in diameter. Both through-tool coolant and peripheral cooling are possible using Rego-Fix DS/ER sealing disks and KS/ER coolant flush disks, respectively.
An affordable low-maintenance way to retrofit static or driven tooling systems with internal coolant capabilities, reCool makes process optimization simple. Reduced production time per piece, superior chip removal and compatibility with the wide range of Rego-Fix ER collets enable manufacturers to improve the performance of nearly any modern lathe.