CIMT: Blasser Swisslube to exhibit cutting, grinding fluids

The company has been active in the Chinese market since 1997. In 2001, Blaser Swisslube had already been able to open its own branches. In the following years, they benefited from the historic and unique growth phase of China. The main office is located in Shanghai, with other regional offices in Beijing and Guangzhou.

Recently, lubricant company Blaser Swisslube has extended its ultra-modern Technology Centre which now occupies about 300 m² of floorspace at its Head Office in Hasle-Rüegsau (Switzerland). For the last four years, this is where the latest metalworking fluids to be developed are tested, and where the versatile machining operations of its customers and partners are recreated in a realistic way. The Technology Centre enables the machining specialists from Blaser to provide customers with cutting and grinding fluids that deliver an effective form of added value and which help to optimize their productivity, economic efficiency as well as the quality of their machining operations. Test results provide convincing evidence.

Hasle-Rüegsau (11.03.2013) - Two 5-axis machining centres, one Turnmill centre, a 5-axis tool grinding machine and two new CAD/CAM workplaces: Blaser Swisslube has now created optimum conditions for simulating and testing the latest machining technologies in its Technology Centre, founded at the end of 2008. "This enables us to provide our customers with even better levels of support, and to help them improve their productivity and economic efficiency, as well as to optimize the quality of their machining operations", explains CEO Marc Blaser. As well as the tests conducted on recently developed metalworking fluids for the machining of an incredibly diverse range of materials, and the close-to-reality simulation of production situations. The infrastructure enables machining seminars to be delivered from the Blaser head office site in Hasle-Rüegsau. In collaboration with customers, universities, colleges of advanced technology or trade associations, innovative machining technologies and the latest materials are tested with various metalworking fluids, after which the processes as well as the cutting and grinding fluids can be optimized and developed even further.

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