Ambersil Tufcut Foam Metal Cutting Lubricant (300 ml)
31582-AA
Overview
Tufcut Foam is the proven Tufcut cutting liquid delivered as a foam that clings to vertical surfaces. It is ideal for the maintenance of turbine blades and gives minimal smoking and fumes in use. Supplied as a 300 ml aerosol (31582-AA).
Specifications
- Base Type
- Foaming cutting lubricant
Technical Information
- Clings to vertical surfaces
- Minimal smoking and fumes in use
- Part code 31582-AA
Typical Applications
- Cutting and drilling on vertical or overhead surfaces
- Maintenance of turbine blades
- General machining where a clinging lubricant is needed
Industries
Technical Documents
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