MistBuster 500 Mist Collector Installed On A Mori Seiki

With 11 total development centers, ten of which are located in the company's birthplace of Japan, and one in the United States, Mori Seiki is able to focus on the high quality of their machining centers.

Mori Seiki was founded in 1948 with high standards set as the basis for producing some of the best machining centers on the market.  To this day, those standards are still in effect.  For Mori Seiki, product design is very much a fundamental part of their manufacturing process.  For new machine production, several test models are constructed, allowing them to fine-tune the design before production even begins.  These machines are not designed to meet their specifications, but to exceed them.

 
Mori Seiki

The MistBuster 500 pictured above proves to be an effective method for addressing safety and health issues that may be the result of overexposure to coolant mist produced by the machining process.  In this particular installation, the mist eliminator has been mounted directly to the top of the machine enclosure.  This enables the mist collector to create negative pressure within the cabinet, eliminating a high percentage of the mist that results from coolant overspray.
 

 Potential risks of overexposure to machine oil mist can create an unhealthy work environment

There are many health and safety issues that could arise if  proper safety protocols for dealing with oil mist are not being used.