Metalworking Fluid is designed for magnesium machining.
October 9, 2006 -
Exhibiting emulsion stability, Blasocut® for Magnesium Machining (BC37MG) optimizes part machining capabilities while minimizing waste in magnesium machining without separation. Mineral oil-based, chlorine-free liquid tool has formula that counters issues of instability, separations, and short fluid life. Also suitable for other ferrous and non-ferrous materials, such as brass and/or bronze, solution will not form insoluble lead soaps.
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Original Press release
Blaser Swisslube Inc.
31 Hatfield Lane
Goshen, NY, 10924
USA
Blaser Swisslube Launches New Fluid for Magnesium Machining
GOSHEN, N.Y. - Blaser Swisslube, Inc., premier supplier of world class, Swiss-quality metalworking fluids, has launched Blasocut® for Magnesium Machining, the liquid tool that will allow improved part machining with less waste.
BC37MG is the ideal answer to instability, separations and short fluid life normally associated with machining magnesium, all while maintaining the expected advantages of Blasocut® including superior performance and dependability. A mineral oil-based, chlorine-free liquid tool, BC37MG is especially designed for magnesium machining with superb cutting performance and emulsion stability.
Especially suited for machining magnesium without separation, BC37MG is also suitable for other ferrous and non-ferrous materials such as brass and/or bronze, as it will not form insoluble lead soaps.
Founded in 1936, Blaser Swisslube, Inc. has formulated first-rate metalworking solutions for 70 years. Blaser metalworking fluids are recognized world wide for dependability in improving productivity tool life, production and part quality and reducing overall production costs. Blaser products are developed by a team of researchers at the Blaser headquarters in Switzerland, and U.S. production is based in Goshen, N.Y. For more information about Blaser, please visit www.blaser.com.
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