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Halocarbon MWF2
InfinX Halocarbon MWF2
Halocarbon MWF2 is a low-viscosity, lightweight oil with excellent lubricity. This stable oil is a reformulated variant of one of our historically most popular metalworking fluids. MWF2 offers a variety of advantageous performance properties, including excellent thermal tolerance, chemical inertness, and exceptional coating capabilities. This inert metalworking fluid has a water-white liquid appearance and is easy to wash off with acetone or alcohols.
MWF2 is optimal for use in metal forming (stamping and rolling), metal removal (honing, drilling, grinding and lapping), and using standard application processes (flooding and misting). MWF2 has the unique property that it evaporates quickly after machining, which is often critical when residual fluids are ineffective. MWF2 is a choice solution for machining processes involving Tungsten (W), Tantalum (Ta), Molybdenum (Mo), Niobium (Nb), Rhenium (Re), Titanium (Ti), and more.
Turning
Turning
Material is spun by a lathe to allow blades to cut as it spins.
Milling
Milling
Workpiece is attached to a worktable and adjusted to cutting tools.
Drilling
Drilling
Holes are bored through the material or workpiece for assembly.
Grinding
Grinding
Small amounts of material are removed by flat or cylindrical spinning abrasives.
Cup Drawing
Cup Drawing
Stretching the material to form a flat sheet into a concave “cup” shape.
Wire Drawing
Wire Drawing
A punch forces a section of metal through a die to reduce its cross section.
Threading & Tapping
Threading
Edges are detailed through thread milling or tapping to enable fastening to another material.
Honing
Honing
Produces the optimal surface finishes with an abrasive turning stone.
Finishing
Finishing
Utilizes an abrasive material to enhance, smooth, and polish metal surfaces.
Sawing
Hover Box Element
Performed to create shorter-length material using cut-off machines.
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| Kinematic Viscosity @ 20°C (68°F) | 2.8 cSt |
| Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C (104°F) | 1.8 cSt |
| Density, 25°C (7°F) | 1.84 g/cm3 |
| Specific Heat, 40°C (104°F) | 1.0 J/(g-K) |
| Flash Point | No Flash Point |
| Autoignition Point | No Ignition Point |
| Pour Point | -93 (-135) |
| Initial Boiling Point | ~140 (~284) |
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