Cutting fluid is an industrial liquid used in metal cutting and grinding processes to cool and lubricate workpieces. It is scientifically compounded from various functional additives, offering excellent cooling, lubricating, rust prevention, oil removal and cleaning, corrosion resistance, and ease of dilution properties.
Our company's strengths in waste cutting fluid treatment:
High processing accuracy and wide range, suitable for various oil compounds.
2. Easy installation, minimal land occupation;
3. High processing efficiency, low filter material and core contamination, and can be incinerated.
4. The filter media and filter cores of the equipment are not prone to clogging, even in a saturated state.
5. Equipment operation is simple and maintenance is convenient.

Coolant Application:
1. Suitable Materials: Designed for processing cast iron and low to medium alloy steels.
2. Processing Methods: Suitable for a variety of processing methods including turning, milling, drilling, and surface grinding. Can be used both for individual machines and cooling systems.
3. Suggest using a concentration of 3.5-10%.
4. Suitable Materials: Appropriate for processing carbon steel and low to medium alloy steels, etc., black metals.
5. Processing Methods: Suitable for general machine processing, such as turning, milling, drilling, and threading. Due to its wide adaptability, it can be used both for individual machines and in cooling systems.

Pollution and hazards of waste cutting fluid to the environment:
1. China's annual discharge of waste cutting oil from the machinery industry is nearing 100 million tons, posing increasingly severe pollution to the ecological environment, mainly reflected in the contamination of water and soil by its leakage and waste fluids. Mineral oil, a key component of cutting fluids, has poor biodegradability and easily enters the ground through surface runoff, remaining in water and soil for a long time, ultimately infiltrating the food chain and causing serious impacts on both the ecosystem and humans.
2. Mineral oil is acutely lethal to aquatic life and also has chronic sub-acute lethality. When the concentration of mineral oil in freshwater reaches a certain level, it can cause deformities in fry development and impart an off-putting odor to fish meat.
3. Harm to the atmosphere: Waste cutting fluids often contain a large amount of volatile organic compounds. Under certain conditions, some organic compounds can decompose, subsequently volatilizing into the atmosphere and causing pollution. The oil substances in waste cutting fluids tend to decay and produce an odor, which can contaminate the air above the water bodies and the surrounding atmospheric environment. Additionally, if there is strong wind, the odor can spread over a wider area.