Article | REF: BM7065 V3

Coolant fluids – Soluble oils

Authors: Benoît BROQUERIE, Julien THIL

Publication date: December 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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    The properties of the aqueous fluid in service are constantly changing. The main causes of this phenomenon are:

    • non-emulsified additives;

    • the presence of metallic microparticles;

    • the absence of filtration or inadequate filtration;

    • increased mineral salts and chlorides in water;

    • maintenance oil pollution, combined with a lack of oil removal;

    • failure to comply with concentrations (poor preparation and/or poor monitoring);

    • etc.

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    To prevent the cutting fluid from failing during use, it is...

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