Maintenance of cold rolling oils in use
Category: Cold Rolling Oils
Ageing of cold rolling oil
The Advantages of Topping-Up Q8Oils Cold Rolling Oils
The importance of viscosity of cold rolling oil
Stains on Copper Alloy Strip and how to analyze them?
How much do you know about machining with aluminium?
At Q8Oils, the answer is quite a lot! We have produced a paper to give you the key facts about aluminium, from its properties and classification to important considerations in the machining process.
8 pieces of equipment you should have when using metalworking fluids
Getting the most from your metalworking fluid is all about choosing the correct equipment. Using the right equipment makes it possible for you to enhance the life of your fluid, improve its longevity and prevent problems in the future. So, what equipment should you use?
How Q8 Bach RSB and RSD cold rolling oils advance safety
To assure a certain metal-to-metal contact and a solid grip of the cold rolling mills, the viscosity of cold rolling oil should be as low as possible. However low viscosity oils usually come with low flashpoints and undesired VOC emissions. That is not the case for the new generation of Q8 Bach RSD cold rolling oils with increased safety profile.
Hydraulic Oil in Cold Rolling Mills
Cold rolling mills exist in various sizes, each requiring a specific lubrication method. Larger cold rolling mills use cold rolling oils both for lubrications and cooling. Other oils, such as hydraulic fluids may contaminate the cold rolling oil. To guarantee the performance of your cold rolling oil and the quality of the metal surface, you must use the right hydraulic oil for your cold rolling mills.
Introduction to cold rolling
Cold rolling is a process by which metal is passed through rollers at temperatures below its recrystallization temperatures. The metal is compressed and squeezed, increasing the yield strength and hardness of the metal.
