Are you familiar with the key points to observe when using emulsified oil products? Below, the staff at Lingxian Additives will provide a detailed analysis of the essential guidelines for using this product. First and foremost, when utilizing emulsified oil, do not use groundwater or well water for dilution, as these sources often contain a high concentration of impurities. Instead, adjust the concentration of the emulsified oil according to your specific operational requirements: higher concentrations are more beneficial for rust prevention and lubrication, while lower concentrations are better suited for applications where superior cooling performance is required.
Secondly, when preparing metalworking fluids, it is imperative to slowly pour the water *into* the emulsified oil; under no circumstances should you reverse this process. The composition of replenishment fluids should be determined based on factors such as water evaporation rates, daily consumption volumes, and the condition of the existing solution on-site. If you are located in a region with frequent rainfall or high atmospheric humidity, it may be necessary to slightly increase the concentration of the diluted mixture.
Additionally, once operations are complete, any areas where emulsified oil residue remains should be cleaned promptly to prevent potential corrosion of surrounding components. For machine tools that utilize circulating emulsified fluids, the fluid must be replaced periodically based on actual operating conditions; failure to do so may result in the emulsified oil becoming overly concentrated or contaminated with impurities, thereby compromising its operational efficiency.
The information presented above outlines several key points to keep in mind when using emulsified oil products; we hope this proves helpful to you.
