Ecocool Ultralife A Semi-Synthetic Aluminium Water Soluble Cutting Fluid - 20 Litre

?Advanced coolantology? is a concept developed by
Fuchs Lubricants (UK) plc to describe the new and
advanced development in metalworking fluid
technology?the FUCHS ECOCOOL ULTRALIFE
range.
The ECOCOOL ULTRALIFE range was developed
through co-operative research between leading UK
manufacturers and FUCHS" expert team of engineers
and chemists*; to develop a range of ?best in class?
coolants compared to other leading UK brands**.
ECOCOOL ULTRALIFE products were developed in
response to HSE guidelines regarding working safely
with metalworking fluids***, to offer products with
extended sump life, exceptional resistance to bacterial
growth and requiring minimal to zero maintenance.
As part of the development process, ECOCOOL
ULTRALIFE products were developed to show
industry leading performance in areas of tramp oil
rejection, detergency, lubricity, compatibility with
modern tooling, low foaming and corrosion protection
to offer users guaranteed improvements in coolant
performance and management.



Application:
Ecocool Ultralife A is a high performance
semi-synthetic fluid, with a high oil content and EP additives, for use in general machining and heavy duty operations. Specifically designed for use on aluminium alloys, stainless steels and automotive aluminium castings.
pH @ 5%: 8.9 - 9.2.
Recommended concentration: 5 - 8%.

Advantages / Benefits
? Semi-synthetic formulation
? Environmentally improved - does NOT contain sodium nitrite, phenols, triazene, PTBBA or chlorinated additives
? Offers ?best in class? performance in comparison to leading UK products
? Extended sump life compared to conventional fluids
? Proven to offer exceptional resistance to bacterial growth
? Developed with leading UK manufacturers
? Optimum tool life
? Good corrosion protection even at low concentrations
? Excellent lubrication to cutting operation and machine fixtures, slides etc
? Excellent surface finish quality and improved component finish
? Excellent tramp oil rejection characteristics