Compatibility 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 flexibility ensures consistent performance across different machining tasks.

This synthetic metalworking fluid is ideal for achieving exceptional finishes in machining and grinding operations on tools, dies, and hard metal parts, including materials like tungsten carbide, copper, cobalt, and more.

Tramp oils refer to unwanted oils that contaminate the metalworking fluid, often from machinery leaks or hydraulic systems. Non-emulsification of tramp oils ensures that they separate from the fluid, making it easier to remove them and maintain the fluid's performance.

Biological resistance 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.

A transparent emulsion allows operators to have a clear view of the machining or grinding process, ensuring better precision and monitoring of the operation. It also indicates the absence of contaminants or suspended particles in the fluid.

A synthetic metalworking fluid is an artificially produced coolant/lubricant that does not contain mineral oils derived from refining crude oil. It is used for cooling and lubrication during metalworking operations.