1. The Machine Can Squeeze Out Cutting Oil During Compression
- Y85 is designed for metal chip briquetting; hydraulic compression naturally helps separate cutting oil from chips.
- When loose chips are pressed into dense briquettes, oil and coolant trapped between chips are squeezed out.
- Oil is collected through a drainage or collection system.
- Basic cutting oil separation is performed as part of the briquetting cycle.
2. It Is Not a Dedicated Oil Centrifuge
- Although the machine can remove oil during compression, it is not a dedicated centrifugal de‑oiling machine.
- A centrifugal de‑oiler uses high‑speed rotation to remove oil from chips before briquetting.
- More suitable when chips carry a very high oil content.
- Y85 focuses on volume reduction, density increase, and oil recovery through pressure, not high‑speed spinning.
3. Oil Recovery Supports Cost Saving & Environmental Compliance
- Recovered cutting oil can be collected, filtered, and reused in the workshop.
- Helps reduce coolant purchase cost and avoid oily waste leakage.
- After de‑oiling and briquetting, metal chips become easier to store, transport, and sell.
- Residual oil content in the briquette is significantly reduced.
- Helps overseas customers meet stricter environmental and scrap handling requirements.
4. Confirm Oil Recovery Configuration Before Ordering
- For export projects, confirm whether the machine includes an oil collection tank, drainage pipe, filtration unit, oil recovery rate, residual oil content, and CE‑related documentation.
- If chips are heavily contaminated with cutting oil, a pre‑de‑oiling unit or a line with integrated oil recovery system may be necessary.
- Ensures the configuration matches the actual production requirement.
