Eni ALNUS PF 612

Chlorinated oil for deep drawing stainless and alloy steel sheets

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Specifications

Brand
Eni
Type
Metal-forming oils
Manufacturer code
005235
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Density at 15°Ckg/m³1150ASTM D 4052
Viscosity at 40°Cmm²/s160.0ASTM D 445
Flash point COC°C185ASTM D 92
4 Balls Weld loaddaN Refining&Marketing850ASTM D 2783 Eni SpA

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Manufacturer's description

Eni ALNUS PF 612 is a chlorinated mineral oil enhanced with anti-friction and EP additives, moreover the product is suitable for marked lubricating and anti-adhesion actions for pressing, shearing and deep drawing operations. Eni ALNUS PF 612 has special antirust and antioxidant additives that ensure good protective power on worked pieces and equipments. The product is particularly suitable for deep drawing operations of stainless and alloys steel sheets.

Applications

  • Chlorinated mineral oil enhanced with anti-friction and EP additives, for marked lubricating and anti-adhesion action in pressing, shearing and deep-drawing operations.
  • Special anti-rust and antioxidant additives provide good protection of the worked pieces and equipment.
  • Particularly suited to deep-drawing of stainless and alloy steel sheets.

Performance & benefits

  • Fluid-grade oil with additives giving high load resistance.
  • Ensures excellent stability under high mechanical and thermal stress, particularly suited to deep-drawing operations.
  • Can be removed from the pieces either with hot alkaline solutions or with solvent.
  • Can be used neat or diluted with pale oil, depending on the severity of the machining job.
  • Non-corrosive to the materials it contacts, and contains no active sulphur.

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