Since 1989, the goal of microjet has been to use the minimum amount of lubricant in production. Minimum quantity lubrication technology, which involves the non-contact application of liquids, is becoming increasingly important. Decades of experience by microjet in this field enable well-founded solutions for every task. With microjet using minimum quantity or jet minimum quantity lubrication technology, pipes, wires, profiles, and blanks are wetted with liquid in fine doses. To avoid groove formation and tool wear during forming processes, tubes, wires, and profiles must be pre-wetted with the medium. After the machining process, a protective film must be applied to the manufactured semi-finished products to prevent surface damage or other quality-reducing effects. Micro nozzle technology uses compressed air to break down the liquid into the finest particles (micro-particles). This creates a large, uniform thin liquid layer (layer thickness 0.2 – 5 μm) that adheres well to the workpiece surface. The compressed air also facilitates the penetration of micro-particles into the 'pores' of the workpiece surface, allowing the applied liquid to fully realize its performance.