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Product category: Metalforming lubricants
News Release from: John Neale | Subject: Synthetic sheet metal forming lubricant
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 15 August 2006

Sheet metal forming lubricant is
synthetic

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A fully synthetic water soluable lubricant and based on renewable and biodegradable base stocks has a very low odour, is competitively priced and can be used in many press and forming applications.

There is continuing pressure to design and develop metalworking lubricants which are more environmentally friendly Lubricants which can overcome the many complex issues associated with their current use

John Neale has focused many years of development on forming lubricants which exceed the capability of other products on the market in terms of metal working, environmental, and health and safety performance.

Development pressures on forming fluids are many and varied but include a desire for the following.

* Easy removal by water, so avoiding either the use of solvents, or incomplete removal by water based cleaners.

* Low hazard, operator comfort is paramount.

* Low odour, again for operator comfort.

* Bio-degradable and renewable, environmental concerns are becoming ever more important.

* Low cost, nobody wants to pay a high premium for high technology fluids.

* Broad application, fluids which can carry out all the processes on site.

Superdraw G200 has achieved all these goals.

It is a fully synthetic lubricant, which is totally water soluble and based on renewable and biodegradable base stocks.

It is of very low hazard with no risk labeling or safety labeling requirement.

It also has a very low odour, is competitively priced and can be used in a wide range of press and forming applications.

The true water solubility of Superdraw G200 allows for total removal in warm tap water, whereas water washable lubricants often leave a film on components after washing, these films can affect plating, painting and enameling processes.

An aluminium cookware manufacturer based in Birmingham, UK, has trialed Superdraw G200 on its most arduous forming processes and found total satisfaction with its performance, with no tearing, splitting or marking on the complex components.

Operators found the lack of odour very appealing.

The customer mentioned that this was the best product he had trialed from John Neale.

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