Trim HD Synthetic Coolant

Description

TRIM HD is a synthetic (chemical surface active) coolant concentrate used for general machining and grinding of ferrous materials. It utilizes a heavy-duty, chlorinated EP additive package for improved performance on stainless steel, super alloy, and most soft aluminum

Additional Information

Size

5 gal, 55 gal, 275 gal

Additional Information

The minimum recommended concentration is 5% on all materials; however, higher concentrations give better sump life, tool life, and corrosion control., HD at higher concentrations or in the neat form is effective in light to moderate-duty stamping, drawing, and forming., HD works best when used in high-speed machining situations; however, at higher concentrations (7.5% plus), it exhibits significant levels of slip lubrication., HD is not recommended for use on reactive metals (i.e., magnesium or zirconium).

Applications

Band sawing, Drilling, Grinding, High-pressure, Machining

BRIX Factor

2.7

Concentrate Appearance

Cream Liquid

Dilution Appearance

Opaque

Features and Benefits

Provides rapid and effective cooling and reduces machining forces through the use of EP additives and boundary lubricants, Has superior anti-weld action to control built-up edge and chip welding, Compatible with all ferrous and most nonferrous materials, Broad range of applications by using different concentrations for different applications, Fully compatible with most nonmetallic materials, A superior product for low-speed, high-pressure operations such as production band sawing and drilling, Will keep your machines clean while leaving a soft, fluid film that protects the bare metal parts of your machine tools

Flash Point (ºF)

> 208

Freight Class

50

Heavy Duty %

8.5 to 10.0

Industry Focus

Aerospace, Automotive

Light Duty %

5.0 to 6.5

Moderate Duty %

6.5 to 8.5

Odor

Mild Pine

pH at 20:1 Ratio(pH)

8.3 to 8.9

pH Concentrated (pH)

8.4 to 9.0

Volatile Organic Compounds (g/L)

73

Working Material

Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Ferrous Metals, Nonmetallic Materials, Most Nonferrous Metals, Super Alloys