December 8, 2005 -
Chlorine-free, low-foam TRIM® VHP® E812 is suited for vertical and horizontal machining centers equipped with high-pressure, through-the-tool coolant delivery systems as well as centerless, cylindrical, and creep feed grinding of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Product does not foam while still keeping machine clean, rapidly wetting chips and tools to prevent corrosion.
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Master Chemical Introduces TRIM® VHP® E812 - A Chlorine-Free, Environmentally Friendly, Low Foam Soluble Oil
PERRYSBURG, Ohio, December 1, 2005 - Coolant management innovator, Master Chemical Corporation introduces a new member to its extremely successful Very High-Pressure (VHP) family of products. TRIM' VHP' E812, like its earlier family members is a high-lubricity, very low foam product designed to allow machine tools to take advantage of the latest high-volume, high-pressure coolant delivery systems. VHP E812 delivers high levels of both boundary and EP lubricity without the use of chlorine in an easy-to-use, easy-to-manage soluble oil system.
"TRIM VHP E812 is a very versatile product", says Andy Nelson, Product Manager, "that works well in a wide range of operations such as production, surface, creep feed, and centerless grinding, milling, turning, drilling, and tapping. TRIM VHP E812 is a chlorine-free, environmentally friendly, low foam, chemical emulsion or soluble oil coolant. It is ideally suited for vertical and horizontal machining centers equipped with high-pressure, through-the-tool coolant delivery systems as well as centerless, cylindrical, and creep feed grinding of both ferrous and nonferrous metals. VHP E812 does not foam while still keeping the machine clean, rapidly wetting the chips and tools to insure good tool life and good corrosion prevention. VHP E812 surpasses the competition in high-volume, high-pressure coolant delivery systems.
Nelson says, "In testing of operations as varied as gundrilling, creep feed grinding, and down-the-hole work on vertical milling centers with HPHV through-the-tool coolant delivery, VHP E812 proved to be a superior fluid." VHP E812 provides fast wetting without foam to get the fluid to the point of cut and fully coat the work piece and chips for superior corrosion prevention.
Master Chemical Corporation was founded on November 13, 1951. Since then, working closely with the worldwide metalworking community, Master Chemical Corporation has developed and marketed a full line of specialty cutting and grinding fluids, cutting oils, concentrated washing and cleaning compounds, and rust preventives all under the TRIM' Brand trademark. These products are both environmentally sound and when used in conjunction with Master's XYBEX' Coolant Recycling and Filtration Systems, are the most durable and stable products available anywhere today.
For further information please visit Master Chemical's website at www.masterchemical.com or call us at 419-874-7902.
Mark W. Scherer
Manager-Communications
Master Chemical Corporation
501 West Boundary
Perrysburg, OH 43551
Phone: 419-724-7729
Fax: 419-874-2979
mscherer@masterchemical.com www.masterchemical.com
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