METAL WORKING FLUIDS NEAT(STRAIGHT)--VELCUT ST - PY

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3.    Mist   suppression   would   especially   benefit   older   machining   operation             where   mist collection   equipment   doesnt   exist   and   or   cannot                                           be   effectively   retrofitted.

Reducing   oil   mist   deposition   would   improve   housekeeping   and   fire safety in the plant   and   associated   ventilation equipment.

Reducing the   mist   loading   to   collectors   would   extend   filter   life                                                     and   reduce maintenance costs.

We   have   developed   cutting oil   which   has   animist   properties   and   also       mist   suppressing   character    in   straight   oil   grades   and   proved   to   be   successful in   plant   study.  Our   VELCUT ST - PY grades   are   superior   in   all   respects       and   this   technology   could   complement   engineering   control   measures   as:

A fluid is   typically   sprayed   onto   cutting   tool   surfaces   during   the   machining    of   metal automotive   components.    The   cutting   fluid   greatly   enhances                  the   machining   process   and   allows   the    mass   production   of   components                 that   meet   engineering   quality   requirements.    Unfortunately,   the   spraying              and   the   high   speed   cutting   action   often   atomize   the   fluid   into    very           small   droplets,   creating   a   persistent, and fog - like mist in the plant. The generation   of even small amounts of mist can become a serious concern because of the nearly continuous, high production machining activity. Oil mist can remain in   the suspended   for many hours and will eventually settle over large areas of the plant on floors, machinery and air ventilation work. It may also deposit on pools on plant roofs via   general ventilation duck work   exhausts.   Negative   effect  of  oil   mist   includes   poor   air quality  on  workers breathing  zone,   housekeeping / safety   issues,   fire   propagation  upon   introduction   of  a  spark,  and  environmental   concern   if   oil   on   the   roof   is   carried  down   storm water   drains.  Current   health   and   safety   regulations    giving the   maximum   permissible   concentration   is being   scrutinized.