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02-22-2005, 10:49 AM
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Hi all, I'm looking at the non-misting spray coolant systems for milling aluminum. So far I've found two products, md-1200 micro-drop from TRICO and the Fog-Buster . They both seem to use the same technology but I haven't found much information on the Fog Buster system. Has anyone here used it and can you post your opinions on it's effectiveness and use? My concerns are the air supply requirements. I have a small compressor to keep the noise levels down. Thanks, Michael  |
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