Uniq-DirectCool in processing.

UNIQ® DirectCool

Refrigeración descentralizada para la máxima precisión

MAPAL amplia la gamma di mandrini a serraggio idraulico UNIQ con un’innovativa tecnologia di raffreddamento per una maggiore sicurezza dei processi e una maggiore durata degli utensili.
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    Canali di raffreddamento integrati

    • Gli utensili raffreddati e i mandrini di serraggio riducono l’usura
    • Per una lunga durata degli utensili e processi stabili
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    Decentralised cooling

    • Use of standard tools without internal cooling
    • Saving on expensive shank grooves
    • Flushing effect optimises process reliability and surface quality
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    Same tool restriction

    • Easy to integrate into existing processes
With UNIQ DirectCool, MAPAL is bringing a future-forward solution for modern machining
processes onto the market. The new option for hydraulic chucks in the UNIQ series enables precise decentralised cooling along the tool shank to the cutting edge via three integrated
cooling channels. This ensures even temperature distribution, little thermal distortion and low levels of tool wear.
Particularly in boring processes, DirectCool displays its strengths, enabling reliable cooling and
preventing tool breakage with effective chip removal.
The new technology improves surface quality and boosts process reliability – without adjusting
existing processes. After all, the UNIQ hydraulic chucks already available feature unlimited
DirectCool compatibility. The tool restriction remains unchanged, and no specific shank grooves are necessary.
The photo shows the Uniq series.
UNIQ DirectCool, con il suo sistema intelligente di canali di raffreddamento, sarà inizialmente disponibile per i mandrini UNIQ Mill Chuck HA e UNIQ DReaM Chuck con geometria a 4,5° in diametri da 6 a 32 mm a partire dall’autunno 2025.