Milacron Metalworking Fluid Approved by Bombardier
Their CIMPERIAL 861 is cleared for heavy-duty machining of non-ferrous and ferrous metals, including 6000 and 7000 series aluminum, stainless steels, titanium and other exotic alloys.
Posted: January 26, 2016
Milacron Holdings Corp. (Cincinnati OH), a leading industrial technology company serving the industrial fluid industries, announced that its CIMPERIAL 861 with InSol™ technology, a hybrid lubricity, semi-synthetic metalworking fluid, has recently received approval under Bombardier BAMS 569-001 Revision B.
CIMPERIAL 861 is recommended for heavy-duty machining of non-ferrous and ferrous metals including 6000 and 7000 series aluminum, stainless steels, titanium and other exotic alloys. It can also be used for grinding and is formulated to deliver extended sump life. The fluid is designed to increase tool life and provide superior lubricity while remaining low foaming for today’s demanding high pressure applications. In addition, it has low chemical odor and is mild to the skin.
Aerospace business manager Kyle Walker stated, “Our global technology team has developed a hybrid semi-synthetic to maximize tool life and part quality on aerospace alloys. The benefit will be one fluid that handles machining needs by delivering superior cooling and lubricity directly to the point of cut. This fluid is a great example of how we support customers in the aerospace industry, and our technology is now approved by Bombardier. The hybrid combination of InSol Technology in a semi-synthetic metalworking fluid delivers superior performance when compared to other semi-synthetic or micro-soluble technology.”
“We continue to innovate and change the way our customers think about fluids by manufacturing revolutionary fluid technology unmatched in the market,” stated Jack Teat, the fluid technology president of CIMCOOL.
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