Compatibility with both centralized systems and independent machines ensures that the metalworking fluid can be used in diverse manufacturing setups, from large-scale operations where fluid is supplied from a central reservoir to multiple machines, to standalone machines.

This metalworking fluid is suitable for various machining operations on metals like steel, aluminum, and cast iron. It ensures effective cooling, lubrication, and protection against wear during these operations.

Rust protection is crucial because it prevents the corrosion of machined components and machinery. A metalworking fluid with effective rust protection ensures the longevity of tools, machines, and the quality of the finished components.

A metalworking fluid with a long life reduces the frequency of fluid changes, leading to cost savings, reduced downtime, and minimized waste. It also reduces maintenance costs associated with fluid management.

Resistance to bacterial growth ensures that the fluid maintains its performance, extends its service life, and prevents issues like unpleasant odors and corrosion. It also reduces the need for additives like biocides or fungicides, making the fluid safer for operators and the environment.

Both boron and formaldehyde are compounds that can pose health and environmental concerns. Their absence in a metalworking fluid ensures a safer working environment, reduces potential regulatory concerns, and is better for the environment.

A semi-synthetic metalworking fluid is a blend of synthetic (artificially produced) and mineral (derived from refining crude oil) base oils. It combines the benefits of both types, offering effective cooling and lubrication during metalworking operations.