ISO certified unit in India that manufactures of Strainer
ISO certified unit in India that manufactures of Strainer
Air-Oil (Minimum Quantity Lubrication) Spray Systems deliver micro-precision lubrication at the exact point of contact using oil volumes as low as 1–50 mL/hour — the same technology standard used in premium CNC spindle, high-speed bearing, and precision chain-drive OEM equipment worldwide.
Engineering & Working Principle
A metering pump or venturi injector doses oil into a compressed air stream (typically 3–6 bar, oil-free dry air per ISO 8573-1 Class 1-4-1), atomizing it into a fine mist or micro-droplet spray directed precisely at the friction point via engineered nozzles. Because oil quantity is metered in micro-liters per stroke rather than flooded, heat generation and windage losses are dramatically reduced.
Technical Specifications
Standards Compliance
ISO 8573-1 (compressed air quality), compatible with MQL machining standards (ISO 13399 tooling references)
Key Features
Applications
CNC machining centers, high-speed spindles and bearings, textile spinning and twisting machinery, precision chain drives, and cutting tool lubrication.
Why It Outperforms Standard Systems
Flood or drip systems waste oil and add uncontrolled heat load. Our metered air-oil systems match the precision-lubrication approach used by premium machine tool OEMs — delivering exactly the oil needed, exactly where needed, with no more.
Benefits
Typically 1–50 mL of oil per hour per point — up to 90% less than flood or drip lubrication, since oil is metered in micro-liters and delivered exactly where needed rather than continuously flooding the component.
No — the atomized micro'spray actually reduces windage and churning losses at high RPM, often resulting in lower operating temperatures than flood-lubricated equivalents, while still providing an effective lubricating film at the contact point.
Dry, oil-free compressed air per ISO 8573-1 Class 1-4-1 is required at 3–6 bar — contaminated or moist air can clog nozzles or introduce contamination into the spray, so proper air prep is essential.
Air-oil spray systems are ideal for high'speed spindles and bearings up to 40,000+ RPM, precision CNC machining, textile spinning machinery, and cutting tool lubrication — anywhere flood lubrication would add unwanted heat or drag.
Yes — compact injector units and engineered nozzles are designed for straightforward retrofit onto existing spindle housings or bearing points with minimal machine modification required.
