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What torque do the spindle clamp bolts take on the VF-2?

Tighten the four spindle clamp bolts to 54 N·m (40 ft-lb) in a crossing pattern, in two passes. Service bulletin SB-114 supersedes the original figure for spindles built after March 2024.

Sources

[1]VF-2 Maintenance Manual(Machine manuals) p.118[2]Spindle Service Bulletin SB-114(Machine manuals) p.3

What coolant concentration does the night shift run?

I couldn’t find that in your documents. Nothing in the sources you can access specifies a coolant concentration for a particular shift.

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