Eni Aster

Neat cutting oils for machining metals

Metalworking fluids

  • Eni ASTER MM

    Chlorine-free neat cutting oil for light-duty machining

    • Machining, neat oil
  • Eni Aster DE

    Chlorine-free EP cutting oil for severe machining of steels and titanium

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHE

  • Eni Aster FP

    Chlorine-free EP cutting fluid for deep drilling

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHF

  • Eni Aster L

    Special mineral fluid for honing, lapping and grinding

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHB

  • Eni Aster L/S

    Mineral oil with synthetic ester for grinding, lapping and honing

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHB

  • Eni Aster LO

    Chlorine-free mineral cutting oil for copper and brass

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHE

  • Eni Aster MM/E

    Chlorine-free mineral cutting oil recommended for copper and yellow alloys

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHB

  • Eni Aster MP

    Mineral cutting fluid, chlorine-free, with a low misting tendency

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHE

  • Eni Aster RF

    Grinding oil free of chlorine and sulfur, also for threads and gear teeth

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHB

  • Eni Aster S

    EP mineral oil for severe gear cutting and alloy steel machining

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHF

  • Eni Aster TA/E

    Cutting oil for Davenport, Tornos, Index and Gildemeister automatic lathes

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHB

  • Eni Aster TA/S

    EP cutting oil for alloy steels, titanium, aluminium and yellow metals

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHE

  • Eni Aster TG

    Active EP mineral oil for gear cutting on Gleason and Pfauter machines

    • Machining, neat oil

    ISO 6743-7 MHF

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