Renewable cutting oil (1st November 2011)

Kind to operators and the environment but formulated for use in the toughest machining operations, the new TRIM TEC OE315 NS vegetable ester-based cutting oil is said to be a highly cost effective product.

From Production engineering

  Non-chlorinated cutting fluid (1st July 2011)

The R&D team at Master Chemical Europe has created TRIM E950, a boron and formaldehyde donor free, bio-stable cutting and grinding fluid.

From Production engineering

  Metalworking oil (1st January 2011)

TRIM OG223 heavy duty metalworking oil from MasterChemical is reported to grind titanium as well as, or even better than, heavily chlorinated grinding oils. This is especially relevant to manufacturers of aerospace fixi

From Production engineering

  Low foam fluid (1st July 2010)

The chemistry of semi synthetic cutting and grinding fluids makes minimal foaming difficult to achieve.

From Premises management maintenance

  Boron-free fluid (1st May 2009)

Master Chemical's new TRIM C272 is a high performance synthetic cutting and grinding fluid that retains all the performance qualities of the company's TRIM C270 but does so without the inclusion of boron and formaldehyd

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  Metalworking fluid switch cuts consumption (1st March 2009)

In addition to a low sump life of just eight months, the metalworking fluid Sauer Danfoss previously used in its pump manufacturing process had a bad odour from the mineral emulsion, which caused health and safety pro

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  Designed to cut oil consumption (1st January 2009)

Master Chemical Europe's new Clean Tower oil filtration system is designed to reduce oil consumption by improving its condition.

From Plant process control

Chlorine-free cutting oil (22nd December 2008)

Although specifically formulated for machining titanium,the latest semi-hermetic neat cutting oil from Master Chemical Europe is also suitable for use on steel, stainless steel and yellow metals.

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  Clean running (1st May 2008)

Master Chemical is continuing development of its established products, introducing the low mineral oil, semi synthetic, TRIM SC609. The high ester lubricant content of TRIM SC609 allows machining performance and tool l

From Plant process control

  Masterchemical.com goes live (1st March 2007)

Master Chemical's new website is much more than an innovative upgrade according to the company. It provides access to a wealth of information to help the visitor make the best metalworking fluid and equipment choices for the

From Production engineering

  Long-life (1st January 2006)

Introduced by Master Chemical Europe, Trim E805 cutting and grinding fluid is a universal soluble oil that is said to provide excellent chemical and mechanical lubricity without using environmentally damaging chlorinated or sulphurised extreme pressu

From Premises management maintenance

  Sump Sucker (1st November 2005)

The new Li'L Sucker sump cleaning system, the latest addition to the Yellow Bellied Sump Sucker range from Master Chemical, vacuums out chips, sludge and coolant, reducing downtime and offering payback in as little as three or four months.

From Production engineering

  Establishing a fluid process (1st May 2005)

Master Chemical Europe looks at the question of ‘How many cutting fluids do you really need?’

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