What is the density of Milacron cutting fluid

The concentration of cutting fluid is different for each manufacturer, and many cutting fluid manufacturers will make the concentration very low in order to reduce costs.

First of all, the concentration of cutting fluid varies, many concentrations are 50%-70%, and the concentration of Sola cutting fluid is between 75% and 80%.

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The general specification is 200L 200KG, and the same 18L 18KG, just look at my name.

The cause of burrs needs to be analyzed in combination with the actual situation. If the lubrication of the cutting fluid is insufficient, it has a certain relationship with the concentration, but the degree of relationship is very small. That is to say, if the cutting fluid is not well lubricated, then it is useless to increase the concentration. You can send me a private message.

Cutting fluids do not contain benzene. However, the harmful substances in the cutting fluid also have certain hazards to human health and safety.

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It depends on what type you use, if it is an emulsified oil type, it will contain a little benzene, because there is mineral oil in it, but it is by no means the main reason, you should look for other factors.

Well-known foreign brands: Swiss Basso (emulsified oil, microemulsion), Castrol (fully synthetic), Milacron (fully synthetic), Master (semi-synthetic), Houghton Quake (two in one, steel plate rolled emulsified oil) and so on.

Domestic well-known brands: Anmei (do everything), Frank (semi-synthetic), Guangyan (my unit, the designator of the national standard for cutting fluid, fully synthetic, do everything), Tyrant (do everything) and so on.

Cutting fluid: the most critical product selection (according to the customer's processing materials, processing technology, and even speed to understand, as well as the requirements of the previous process and the latter process, the general cutting fluid manufacturers have many models to choose from, we have 50-60 models, and can even be adjusted according to the **, but some performance will be reduced, but customers may not need these properties, it is very critical to do sales, this requires several years of on-site experience, otherwise it will harm the factory).

The second is the maintenance of cutting fluid, generally in the case of unreasonable use, no matter how good the cutting fluid may be damaged, so to maintain well, this thing accounts for very little cost, but it may also cause big losses when it is broken, especially now that the environmental protection is strictly checked, it can not be poured out.

Buying cutting fluid provides an overall plan, how to select, how to maintain, how to reduce use, reduce emissions or even not discharge for several years, but also pay attention to protecting workers and protecting the factory environment.

Foreign brands of Castrol, Quake, and Aarensis are all good, among which Quake** is higher, and Aarensis has high-end products, and the cost performance is OK.

The domestic ones are Anmei Lubrication, Uni-President, Great Wall and so on.

There are many foreign ones, and the common ones are Foss, Blaser Swisslube, Daurdhorn, Castrol, and Quake, among which Blaser Slube has the highest **.

Imported brands.

Sold not much (not hundreds of millions): Bassylar, Oelheld, Milacron, Omeda sold more (hundreds of millions): Quaker, Castrol, Foss, Houghton, Derunbao, Master, Yuhilu, etc.

Domestic brand. Tyrant, Anmei, Beijing Runshi, Cangzhou China Resources, Tianjin Huake, etc. (too many domestic ones...)

The common ones are Fox, Baslube, Daurington, Castrol, and Quake, among which Basso has the highest **.

Foreign brands mainly include Fox, Basso, Castrol, Quake, Milacron, Houghton, and Master; The best are Fox, Blaser and Castrol, and the most cost-effective is Fox;

Domestic brands include: Beishan, Anmei, Tyrent, Frank, Great Wall, etc., the quality is almost the same, and it is relatively cheap.