Halocarbon’s New InfinX Line: Cost-Effective Alternatives to Fluorolube Greases and Oils
Cost-effective greases that deliver reliable, inert, nonflammable, long-lasting performance. Compare Halocarbon fluids’ performance vs Flurolube greases.
Introducing the New InfinX MRO+ Series: Rust-Inhibited Lubricants for Enhanced Equipment Protection
Halocarbon is excited to announce the launch of our latest innovation - the InfinX MRO+ series. This new line of products builds upon the proven performance of our trusted MRO lubricants, now fortified with robust rust inhibition.
Engineered fluid reasoning: Comparable performance, a more cost-effective alternative to Galden heat transfer fluids
Using a specific heat transfer fluid out of habit doesn’t assure the optimal choice for your business. Compare Halocarbon fluids’ performance vs Galden.
Halocarbon selected as a subcontractor for U.S. Navy lithium-ion battery project project
PEACHTREE CORNERS, GA, February 8, 2024 — InfinX by Halocarbon, a leading innovator for over 70 years in the design and manufacture of specialty fluids and lubricants for industrial applications, is pleased to announce a range of products that have been meticulously designed for compatibility in chlorine-based environments, acknowledged by recent updates to the Chlorine Institute’s Pamphlet #164.
InfinX Announces Chlorine-Compatible Fluids and Lubricants Following Chlorine Institute Pamphlet #164 Update
PEACHTREE CORNERS, GA, February 8, 2024 — InfinX by Halocarbon, a leading innovator for over 70 years in the design and manufacture of specialty fluids and lubricants for industrial applications, is pleased to announce a range of products that have been meticulously designed for compatibility in chlorine-based environments, acknowledged by recent updates to the Chlorine Institute’s Pamphlet #164.
Different Types of Titanium Machining
Tungsten, a metal known for its high melting point, hardness, and density, is widely used in a variety of industrial applications due to its unique properties. However, tungsten is also one of the most difficult metals to machine, which can make the manufacturing process challenging. Halocarbon Metalworking Fluids are designed to simplify a variety of
Different Types of Tungsten Machining
Titanium, a metal known for its exceptional strength, low density, and excellent corrosion resistance, is extensively used in a wide range of industrial applications. However, titanium presents unique challenges when it comes to machining due to its high strength and heat resistance. To simplify the titanium machining process and enhance efficiency, precision, and tool life,
Metalworking Fluids for Titanium Machining: an Overview
Metalworking Fluids for Titanium Machining: an Overview Titanium is a strong and lightweight metal widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and marine due to its exceptional corrosion resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio. However, machining titanium presents unique challenges that require specialized techniques and cutting fluids to ensure precise and efficient processes. In
Tungsten Machining: an Overview
Tungsten is a hard and brittle metal that is difficult to machine using conventional methods. Its high melting point, low thermal expansion, and low electrical resistivity make it a popular material in various industries, including aerospace, defense, medical and energy. However, machining tungsten requires specialized techniques and equipment to ensure precision and efficiency. Halocarbon Metalworking
Halocarbon Rebrands Two Flagship Greases to Lead the InfinX E-Commerce Brand
Halocarbon is proud to announce the launch of InfinX, our new brand name for our flagship fluorinated lubricants portfolio. With InfinX, Halocarbon introduces a new brand of fluorinated greases that goes beyond the base-chemistry of the lubricant itself, offering products based on both PCTFE technology and PFPE technology. Together, these chemistry platforms cover a wide