Low-Foaming Metalworking Fluids Offer Corrosion Protection
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Tech Cool 35058 and Tech Cool 35037 join Chemetall's line of metalworking fluids.
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Chemetall has added two new products, Tech Cool 35058 and Tech Cool 35037, to its Tech Cool line of metalworking fluids for metal fabricators.
Tech Cool 35058 is a machining fluid developed for applications requiring micro-finish on ferrous alloys, aluminum alloys, low- and high-carbon steels, titanium, molybdenum, and tough alloys. It is low-foaming and specially formulated to run longer in high-velocity central systems. The product offers corrosion protection, contains no chlorine, sulfur, boron, or phosphorus compounds. The technology uses a blend of additives which extend sump life. The company recommends Tech Cool 35058 for use in most medium- to heavy-duty machining and grinding applications.
Tech Cool 35037 is a general purpose machining and grinding fluid developed for applications on aluminum and copper alloys. It is low-foaming and designed to deliver finishes for aluminum drilling and tapping applications. The product offers corrosion protection, extended sump life and contains no sulfur compounds. Its lubricity is activated by a chlorinated EP ingredient. According to Chemetall, Tech Cool 35037 is free of formaldehyde-releasing biocides and recommended for use in most general-purpose machining and grinding applications.
Both Tech Cool 35058 and 35037 are said to exhibit hard water tolerance and increased emulsion stability. The in-service cleanliness of these products is designed to enable long-term system life without the formation of heavy, tacky, water-insoluble residues.
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