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EUROLUB FO 1060 WG

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Water-Based Graphite Forging Oil

Product information

A graphite-based, water-mixable hot forging oil. A forging oil that retains its lubricating properties even at very high temperatures, can be used as a mold release agent in all types of forging presses and hammer forging operations, and is also successfully used in drop hammers and extrusion presses.

Advantages
  • —Can be used even at low concentrations. (5 %)
  • —Provides effective protection against corrosion during interim storage.
  • —Forms a film between the mold and the material, providing long mold life and a smooth surface
  • —Provides a clean working environment. The machine and the machined part are not subjected to any subsequent cleaning process.
BrandEUROLUB
CategoriesForging Lubricants
Stock codeFO 1060 WG
Available packaging20 kg jerrycan · 60 kg drum
MaterialKSteel, Aluminium, Copper / brass
OperationKForging
Storage

The product should be kept in its original packaging with the cap closed, in a dry and cool place. The product should be protected from prolonged exposure to excessive heat and from contact with strong oxidizing agents. The product can be stored at room temperature. The recommended storage temperature is 10 – 25 ºC. When preparing the emulsion, the required amount of concentrate must be mixed into water. This should be done with the help of a pump or other mixers. The shelf life of the product in its original packaging is 1 year.

K marked rows are category-level information: they describe the product family, not a per-product data sheet value. Individual products may differ — confirm with us or with the TDS before ordering.

Values shown are typical, for guidance only. The technical data sheet is the binding document; ask us for the current TDS/MSDS revision.

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