Machining, Grinding, and Cutting Fluid | Fusion Cool 2240 | General Purpose Coolant, Cutting Oil and Machine Shop Operations | Semisynthetic (1 Gallon)

Good lubricity cooled well I'm using for bathe manual lathe and mill work

Use this coolant in a 9"x16" PRM bandsaw. So far it's working just as good as Kool Mist.

I was sceptical at first. But it proved to be way better than expected.I mixed this at 7%. My intended use is on a mill and lathe machine. How ever my first use was on my metal cutting band saw. This performed extremely well. I was cutting 11ga steel 1"x1" square tube at a 45° the coolant kept the blade cool enough that there was little to no vapor from the cut. Previously I had been using WD40 it didn't do nearly as well. The WD40 would smoke and didn't cool nearly as well. The cutting with the WD40 would make a metal fragment past and a mess. The coolant kept things clean and the cut clear. The WD40 didn't allow the cutting to fall free and traveled with the band and would build up in the cut. The cut quilty is really nice. I would say that it is better than the WD40.The $40.00 dollar price per gallon up front seems to be a bit high. Seeing as how it is a consecrate you will get roughly 10 gallons of solution for your purchase price. That makes it around $4.00 per gallon.For this first time use I used a hand held pump sprayer, purchased these at Sam's Club. Worked perfectly. I plan on useing this in a flood cooling system sometime in the future. Should work extremely well. If it works with a hand sprayer it will be even better with the flood cooling system.I would recommend this to anyone who is doing any sort of metal work. Drilling, sawing, milling and lathe turning.

The media could not be loaded. Smooths out cuts, prolongs blade life. Mixed 3oz : 1 quart

exactly what i needed for my business

I was machining brass parts from 360 bar stock dry with a quality sandvik tool and inserts. I was getting variations in the finish. After checking everything I could think of I decided to try this product as a flood coolant / cutting fluid. My surface finish is fantastic now! The image is of 3/4” stock parted with the sandvik tool and no post processing aside from rinsing with water.

Works well, no rust.

Very good