Silicon-free water-based cutting fluid for electronic aluminum processing
A technology of aluminum processing and cutting fluid, applied in the petroleum industry, lubricating compositions, etc., can solve the problems of poor anti-corruption performance, affecting the production and working environment of enterprises, and short cycle life, achieving excellent corrosion resistance and improving anti-corruption Effects of performance and cycle life extension
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[0021] A special silicon-free water-based cutting fluid for electronic aluminum processing, which is a product obtained by mixing and stirring the following weight components:
[0022] Naphthenic mineral oil 52%
[0023] 2-Aminoethoxyethanol 8%
[0024] Boric acid 2%
[0025] Polyetherester 11%
[0026] Diethylamine block polyether 5%
[0027] Polyethylene Glycol Oleate 7%
[0028] Sorbitan Oleate 3%
[0029] Oleic Acid 4%
[0030] Water 8%.
Embodiment 2
[0032] A special silicone-free water-based cutting fluid for electronic aluminum processing, consisting of the following components in weight percentage:
[0033] Base oil 50-70% (eg 50%, 60%, 70%)
[0034] Rust inhibitor 10-20% (eg 10%, 15%, 20%)
[0035] Synthetic lubricant 10-15% (eg 10%, 12%, 15%)
[0036] Surfactant 5-10% (eg 5%, 8%, 10%)
[0037] water balance.
[0038] The base oil is naphthenic mineral oil or paraffinic mineral oil.
[0039] The antirust agent is one or a mixture of two or more of fatty acids, alkyl sulfonates, amines, monoethanolamine amide boric acid, ammonium sulfonate, boric acid, boric acid ester, and oleic acid.
[0040] Synthetic lubricants refer to one or more of synthetic esters such as polyesters, dibasic acid diesters or polyol esters.
[0041] The surfactant is one of diethylamine block polyether, Geert eicosanol polyethylene glycol-1000 succinate diester, Geert eicosanol polyethylene glycol-1500 succinate diester species or several.
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