Totally-synthetic high-speed copper drawing fluid
A copper wire drawing liquid, fully synthetic technology, applied in the field of lubricating oil, can solve the problems of reduced copper wire oxidation resistance, greatly increased lubricant consumption, oxidative deterioration, etc., and achieve excellent cleaning performance, excellent lubricity, and good lubricity Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0030] A fully synthetic high-speed copper wire drawing liquid, its components and mass percentages are:
[0031] Triethanolamine: 5%
[0032] Amide caproic acid triethanolamine salt: 9%
[0033] Polyethylene glycol: 8%
[0034] Diethylene glycol amine: 3.0%
[0035] Disodium EDTA: 0.5%
[0036] T706: 0.5%
[0037] Diethylene glycol: 3.0%
[0038] Polyether 1740: 6.0%
[0039] Sebacic acid: 1.5%
[0040] Diethanolamine: 12.0%
[0041] MBM fungicide: 0.5%
[0042] Emulsified silicone oil: 0.15%
[0043] Water: balance.
Embodiment 2
[0045] A fully synthetic high-speed copper wire drawing liquid, its components and mass percentages are:
[0046] Triethanolamine: 10%
[0047] Amide caproic acid triethanolamine salt: 5%
[0048] Polyethylene glycol: 15%
[0049] Diethylene glycol amine: 0.5%
[0050] Disodium EDTA: 2.0%
[0051] T706: 0.1%
[0052] Diethylene glycol: 6.0%
[0053] Polyether 1740: 3.0%
[0054] Sebacic acid: 4.0%
[0055] Diethanolamine: 6.0%
[0056] MBM fungicide: 1.5%
[0057] Emulsified silicone oil: 0.03%
[0058] Water: balance.
Embodiment 3
[0060] A fully synthetic high-speed copper wire drawing solution, its components and mass percentages are: triethanolamine: 7%
[0061] Amide caproic acid triethanolamine salt: 7%
[0062] Polyethylene glycol: 12%
[0063] Diethylene glycol amine: 2%
[0064] Disodium EDTA: 1.5%
[0065] T706: 0.3%
[0066] Diethylene glycol: 4%
[0067] Polyether 1740: 4.5%
[0068] Sebacic acid: 2.5%
[0069] Diethanolamine: 8%
[0070] MBM fungicide: 1%
[0071] Emulsified silicone oil: 0.08%
[0072] Water: balance.
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