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Our research shows that the leading cause of CNC fires in machine shops is mismanagement of dust and/or metal chips.

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The demand for purchasing 5-axis vertical machines is expected to increase by 18%, and 5-axis horizontal machines are expected to increase by 20% in 2020.

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The coolant being used in machine shops will eventually go bad and require removal and replacement. Coolant needs to be disposed of appropriately.

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Recovery and disaster planning are contributing factors in getting a shop back up and running after a fire diaster.

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Having a robust coolant management plan keeps coolant in your CNC machine from going bad and significantly reduces lost value and downtime of machines.

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Coolants play a key role in CNC machining, grinding, milling, and turning. Coolants extend tool life and provide an improved surface finish of the parts.

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As we enter Industry 4.0, connected machine shops and smart manufacturing are on the rise because of the Internet of Things (IoT).

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Introducing machine shop automation does not mean replacing skilled workers.

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How to get up and running after a machine shop fire.

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Learn what top CNC machine shops are doing to improve shop performance, profitability, and productivity.

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Learn three methods for dust collector fire suppression.

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Understanding dust collector fire protection helps you determine how to best mitigate your fire risk.

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