Different machines have varying requirements and operational conditions. A cutting fluid that is suitable for a wide range of machines, including CNC, transfer, and metalworking machines, ensures consistent performance, reduces the need for multiple products, and simplifies inventory management for manufacturers.

Threading is a machining process used to produce threads, which are helical structures on a cylindrical or conical surface. MAPAL reaming is a precision machining process that uses a multi-bladed tool called a reamer to improve the accuracy and finish of a previously drilled hole.

Aluminum has unique properties and can be softer and more adhesive than other metals. A cutting fluid specifically formulated for aluminum ensures that MWF-PLUS WS GEN 21 provides the right lubrication and cooling, preventing aluminum from sticking to the tool and ensuring a smooth finish.

A microfine emulsion in a cutting fluid ensures effective lubrication and cooling. The fine nature of the emulsion allows the fluid to penetrate critical tool/chip interfaces, resulting in superior component finishing and extended tool life.

EP stands for "Extreme Pressure." EP properties in cutting fluids refer to the fluid's ability to provide lubrication under extreme pressure conditions, preventing metal-to-metal contact and reducing wear during machining operations.

Stability ensures that the cutting fluid maintains its performance characteristics even in challenging conditions, such as high humidity and pollution. This ensures consistent lubrication, cooling, and protection against corrosion, leading to better machining results and extended tool life.

A water-soluble cutting fluid is a type of metalworking fluid that can be diluted with water to form an emulsion. It is used to cool and lubricate the cutting process, reducing friction and heat generation.