Eni Aquamet 700 EP

Standards & approvals

• ISO 6743-7 MAC

  Metalworking fluid, class MAC — ISO 6743-7

  Class MAC of ISO 6743-7 (family M, metalworking): neat cutting oil, medium-duty.

Specifications

Brand

Eni

Range

Eni Aquamet

Category

Metalworking fluids

Type

Water-miscible cooling and lubricating fluids

Manufacturer code

007117

Availability

On request

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

Eni Aquamet 700 EP is a cutting fluid with excellent technological properties, free of bactericide, secondary amines, boron and chlorine. It is formulated with special EP, detergent, anticorrosive and anti-rust additives. Eni Aquamet 700 EP is recommended for medium and severe machining operations such as threading, drilling, MAPAL boring and deep drilling of aluminium and its alloys (AVIO), titanium and its alloys, alloy and stainless steels. It can be used on cast iron, magnesium and its alloys. It is not intended for machining yellow metals. The product has a low foaming tendency across a wide range of water hardness and at high jet pressures. Recommended for single-machine and centralised systems.

Applications

• Cutting fluid with excellent technological characteristics, free of bactericides, secondary amines, boron and chlorine.
• Formulated with special lubricating and EP additives, detergent, anti-corrosive and anti-rust agents.
• Suited to medium and severe cutting operations such as tapping, boring, MAPAL boring and deep drilling on aluminium and its alloys (AVIO), titanium and its alloys, steel and stainless steels, cast iron, and magnesium and its alloys.
• Not suited to machining yellow metals.
• Suited to grinding operations.
• Shows a low foaming tendency across a wide range of water hardness, including hard water, and even at high delivery pressure.
• Suited to single and centralised systems.

Performance & benefits

• Free of biocides and secondary amines, for a lower ecotoxicological impact and better working-environment conditions.
• Excellent cutting, cooling and lubricating capacity for less tool wear and better workpiece surface finishing.
• High emulsion stability, reducing maintenance operations.
• Suited to a wide range of water hardness (optimal range: 10–50°F).
• Low tendency to form foam, even with high delivery pressure.
• Excellent detergent and anti-corrosive properties, protecting machine tools, equipment and workpieces.
• Free of boron and chlorine, for lower disposal costs.