Eni Aster MM/E

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

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Standards & approvals

  • Lubricant classification MHB — ISO 6743

    Class MHB of ISO 6743-7: neat cutting oil with antiwear additives, for light to moderate operations.

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Specifications

Brand
Eni
Type
Cutting oils
Manufacturer code
007356
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Appearanceclear
Density at 15°Ckg/m³850ASTM D 4052
Viscosity at 40°Cmm²/s16ASTM D 445
Flash point COC°C180ASTM D 92
Flash point PM°C170ASTM D 93
Pour point°C-15ASTM D 5950
TANmgKOH/g0.05ASTM D 664
Copper corrosion1bASTM D 130

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

Eni Aster MM/E is formulated with a high quality mineral oil and selected additives that deliver high anti-wear, anticorrosive and anti-mist properties. It is free of chlorine. Eni Aster MM/E is recommended for grinding, under both severe and light duty, and for operations such as turning, milling, drilling and the machining of small ferrous and non-ferrous parts. Recommended for machining copper and yellow alloys.

Applications

  • Formulated with high-quality mineral oil and selected additives, delivering high anti-wear, anti-corrosive and anti-mist properties.
  • Free of chlorine.
  • Suited to grinding operations, including severe ones, and light cutting operations such as turning, milling, drilling and machining small metal parts, ferrous and non-ferrous.
  • Recommended for machining copper and yellow alloys.

Performance & benefits

  • Low tendency to foam.
  • Good detergent properties on the grinding wheels and on the workpieces.
  • Fast dust settling.
  • High corrosion protection for the workpieces and the machine tool.

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