Member's favourite coolants

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Count Triacula
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Member's favourite coolants

Post by Count Triacula » Fri 15 Jan , 2016 22:59 pm

Hi
I'm new to the site and new to cnc in general. I have a Triac with an auto flood coolant system and I am mostly machining aluminium at the moment.
I was wondering what suitable coolants other members were using as I am having trouble finding Cincinnati Millacron Simcool C60, the coolant reccommended in the Triac manual, from a UK suppier. Ideally I'm looking for something which isn't too hard on the lungs once the particles become airborne.
Any help advice would be greatly appreciated.

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jamesgates1000
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Re: Member's favourite coolants

Post by jamesgates1000 » Mon 01 Feb , 2016 12:14 pm

Hi,

I use Fuchs ecocool ultralife A, I find that even if I leave my machine for a week I don't get any bacterial growth. Not too expensive either, you can buy it from Cromwell tools.

Count Triacula
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Re: Member's favourite coolants

Post by Count Triacula » Mon 01 Feb , 2016 13:51 pm

Many thanks for taking the time to reply James. I went for Multispec multicut soluble oil from Chronos in the end. So far so good. I will definitely look into your recommendation next time.
Thanks again

dubstar_04
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Re: Member's favourite coolants

Post by dubstar_04 » Sun 02 Oct , 2016 9:09 am

jamesgates1000 wrote:Hi,

I use Fuchs ecocool ultralife A, I find that even if I leave my machine for a week I don't get any bacterial growth. Not too expensive either, you can buy it from Cromwell tools.
I've been using this too. I really like it so far. Doesn't smell at all.

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