Managing your CNC coolant fluid can be challenging, but the last thing you want is for your machine to stop running efficiently. This can lead to costly repairs and delays that can be incredibly expensive. However, there are a few best practices that you can implement to ensure your CNC machine continues to run for years to come.

Regularly Monitor Your Sump Levels

During the hot months of the year, the temperature of the coolant tends to be the most noticeable. As water evaporates, it can lead to an increase in the concentration of the coolant, drastically reducing the sump volume.

Having the proper level of fluids is critical when it comes to ensuring the When coolant is too thick, it can result in a buildup on the windows, tables, and materials and also reduces the amount of cooling