Metalworking Coolant has ultra low foaming formulation.
January 15, 2009 -
Containing mineral oil and extreme pressure additives, semi-synthetic KoolRite(TM) 2365 coolant can be used with cast iron, all steels, and non-ferrous metals with exception of magnesium. It is especially suited for use on aluminum. In addition to controlling foam from high pressure chip removal systems, KoolRite 2365 will not stain non-ferrous metals and is formulated with JTM BioArmor(TM) Technology, making it resistant to bacterial and fungal growth, yielding long sump life.
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Original Press release
JTM Products, Inc.
31025 Carter St.
Solon, OH, 44139
USA
New Ultra Low-Foaming Cutting Fluid Announced
o Unparalleled Performance on Aluminum;
o Outstanding Results with Exotics, Stainless Steel
SOLON, OH - January 5, 2009- A new semi-synthetic cutting fluid has been announced by its manufacturer, JTM Products, Inc. (www.koolrite.net) KoolRite(TM) 2365 is a high performance metalworking coolant, specially formulated for high pressure applications which traditionally have created foam control problems.
Containing mineral oil and extreme pressure additives, KoolRite 2365 coolant can be used with cast iron, all steels and non-ferrous metals with the exception of magnesium. It has exhibited unparalleled machining performance on aluminum, delivering tool life and surface finishes unattainable with other coolants.
In addition to controlling foam from high pressure chip removal systems, KoolRite 2365 coolant will not stain non-ferrous metals and has good corrosion protection for ferrous metals. It is formulated with JTM BioArmor(TM) Technology, making it highly resistant to bacterial and fungal growth, yielding extremely long sump life and eliminating the stench associated with most coolants. It does not remove paint or damage machines or seals.
KoolRite 2365 is made by JTM Products, Inc., a company with over 115 years of experience manufacturing industrial lubricants. The company is best known for developing Murphy's Oil Soap in the 1920's, which grew into one of America's leading consumer products prior to being acquired by Colgate-Palmolive in 1991. JTM is expanding its distribution and seeking distributors in select areas.
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