Article | REF: BM7066 V1

Coolant fluids. Neat oils

Authors: Benoît BROQUERIE, Julien THIL

Publication date: November 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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    6. Causes and corrective actions

    Depending on the procedures followed and the conditions of use, various issues may arise, including:

    • fumes;

    • foaming;

    • an oil mist;

    • skin irritation;

    • corrosion of non-ferrous metals.

    The performance of cutting tools, the quality of manufactured parts, productivity—in short, the technical and economic efficiency of machining operations—can be affected by issues related to the use of degraded oil.

    6.1 Foaming

    Foaming may be caused by low oil levels. Topping up the oil will therefore remedy this problem either completely or partially.

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