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The Best Fluid For Your Metalworking Application

December 6th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

The Best Metalworking Fluids For Your ApplicationAt Impact Fluids, we understand the critical role that metalworking fluids play in the efficiency and success of your operations. With our comprehensive range of specialized fluids, we’re committed to delivering solutions tailored to your specific metalworking processes. Through our partnerships with industry leaders Curtis Fluids, Fortech Fluids, and Hangsterfer’s Labs, we ensure that you have access to the best products to meet the demands of your applications. Read the rest of this entry »


It’s Time to Reevaluate Your Metalworking Fluid Supplier

November 3rd, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Reevaluate Your Metalworking Fluid Supplier At Impact Fluids, we know that metalworking fluids are critical to our customers’ success. The right fluids optimize machining and stamping performance and quality, while the wrong fluids lead to inefficiency, downtime, and waste. As your fluid supplier, we take this responsibility seriously. Read the rest of this entry »


Making An Impact in the Manufacturing Industry

October 16th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

How Overuse of Metalworking Fluids Could Be Affecting Your Bottom Line

September 12th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

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The metal-forming industry is no stranger to the importance of metalworking fluids in the production process. They help improve the forming process, extend tool life, and ensure a high-quality part. However, overusing these fluids can have a damaging impact on your bottom line, and this fact is often overlooked. By not monitoring and optimizing fluid usage, manufacturers might unwittingly face operational inefficiencies, high costs, and worker health concerns. Read the rest of this entry »


Maximizing Efficiency: Does Your Metalworking Facility Have the Proper Fluid Mixing and Application Systems in Place?

August 4th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Maximizing Efficiency Does Your Metalworking Facility Have the Proper Fluid Mixing and Application Systems in PlaceIn the fast-paced manufacturing world, efficiency, cost reduction, and sustainability are critical for success. Central to achieving these goals is effective metalworking fluid management. Proper mixing and application systems are vital in optimizing fluid usage, ensuring smooth operations, and minimizing waste. Read the rest of this entry »


Reducing Industrial Fluid Use: A Win for Both the Environment and Worker Health

June 28th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Reducing Industrial Fluid Use: A Win for Both the Environment and Worker HealthAs we aim for manufacturing practices that are more environmentally conscious and socially responsible, it’s important to find innovative solutions that benefit both the planet and the workers. One solution is the reduction of industrial fluid usage in the metal stamping industry. Reducing fluid consumption offers financial and ethical advantages and promotes environmental conservation and a healthier workplace for employees. Read the rest of this entry »


Benefits of Using High Quality Fluids in Your Metal Working Operation

June 9th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Benefits of Using High Quality Industrial Fluids in Your Metal Working OperationThe significance of high-quality industrial fluids in enhancing metalworking and metal stamping operations cannot be overstated. These fluids are pivotal in improving cutting performance, extending tool life, and achieving a superior surface finish. However, the prevailing misconception that “more is better” when it comes to fluid usage poses a significant challenge. The cost of investing in high-quality fluids is perceived as a barrier, leading to the continued overuse of lower-quality alternatives. Read the rest of this entry »


The Environmental Impact of Industrial Fluid Waste and Reducing Fluid for More Sustainable Manufacturing

April 25th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

The Environmental Impact of Industrial Fluid Waste and Reducing Fluid for More Sustainable ManufacturingThe use of fluids in metal stamping and machining operations is necessary, but with their use comes the corporate responsibility to collect and dispose of fluid waste properly. Used metalworking fluids become contaminated with oils, fines, metals, bacteria, etc. These fluids require treatment before disposal to meet local, state, and federal laws, and even then, there are still environmental impacts associated with transportation and proper disposal. Not to mention the cost.

The best way to reduce environmental impact is to reduce industrial fluid usage. Adopting sustainable fluid management practices can reduce costs and help companies meet regulatory requirements and certifications, like ISO 14001, enhance their reputation, and increase their competitiveness in the marketplace. Read the rest of this entry »


Improving Process Efficiency in the Furniture Stamping Industry

March 16th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Improving Process Efficiency in the Furniture Stamping IndustryThe furniture stamping industry is no stranger to the woes of market volatility over the past few years. While steel prices are finally returning to normal after supply chain issues during the pandemic, with the increased expense of labor and post-production processes, there is no break in the rising costs of doing business. That is why, to stay competitive, furniture stamping companies must take advantage of operational efficiencies wherever they can. One such strategy is industrial fluid reduction. Read the rest of this entry »


Reducing Industrial Fluid Waste for Environmental Compliance

February 8th, 2023 by Nicole Kelly

Industrial fluid reduction for environmental complianceHow Industrial Fluid Reduction in the Stamping Industry Improves Environmental Compliance with the EPA, OSHA, and ISO 1401  

As environmental concerns continue to grow and environmental regulations become more stringent, industrial fluid reduction is an essential strategy metal stamping companies can implement to remain compliant with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Occupational Health & Safety Administration (OSHA), and local environmental regulations and meet the requirements of environmental standards like ISO 14001.  

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