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Emulsifiers
Lubricants
Antirust Agents
Cleaning Agents
1. Emulsifiers
In metal processing fluids, emulsifiers are used to uniformly mix the oil phase and water phase to form a stable emulsion. This emulsion combines the lubricating property of oil and the cooling property of water, effectively reducing cutting temperatures, reducing tool wear, and improving processing surface quality. For example, in metal cutting processing, using cutting fluids containing emulsifiers can make the cutting process smoother, improve processing accuracy, and extend the service life of tools. Emulsifiers can also help clean the metal surface of oil and debris, maintaining a clean processing environment. The emulsifier Pan Ya P18 in metal cleaning agents acts as an active ingredient, suspending dirt particles and preventing secondary deposition, effectively removing oil stains and impurities from the metal surface.
2. Lubricants
Lubricants in metal processing are used to reduce the friction coefficient between metal surfaces and reduce wear. In metal forging, stamping, and drawing processes, lubricants can make metal materials easier to deform, reducing energy consumption, and improving processing efficiency. For example, in steel drawing processes, using lubricants can reduce the friction force between steel wire and the mold, making the drawing process smoother and producing steel wires with better surface quality and higher dimensional accuracy. Common metal processing lubricants include mineral oil, synthetic oil, and lubricating grease, and the selection of appropriate lubricants is crucial depending on different processing techniques and metal materials.
3. Antirust Agents
Antirust agents are used to prevent rusting and corrosion of metals during processing, storage, and transportation. Metals are prone to oxidation reactions with oxygen in the air and moisture, leading to rusting. Antirust agents can form a protective film on the metal surface, preventing oxygen and moisture from contacting the metal, thus achieving the effect of rust prevention. After metal parts processing is completed, applying antirust agents can effectively extend their service life. For example, in automotive parts production, applying antirust agents to processed metal parts can prevent rusting during storage and transportation, ensuring the quality of the parts. There are various types of antirust agents, including oil-based antirust agents, water-based antirust agents, and gas-phase antirust agents, and the selection of appropriate products should be based on actual needs.
4. Cleaning Agents
Cleaning agents are used to remove oil, debris, dust, and other impurities from the surface of metals, ensuring a clean metal surface and providing a good foundation for subsequent processing or coating procedures. During metal processing, various contaminants may adhere to the metal surface. If not cleaned in time, it will affect product quality. Environmental-friendly dyeing agents can be used as cleaning agents in the metal processing field, effectively removing surface stains. In addition, there are specialized metal cleaning agents, such as those containing surfactants, corrosion inhibitors, etc., which can clean the metal surface while protecting it from corrosion. In the cleaning of metal components of electronic components, the requirements for cleaning agents are more stringent, ensuring no residues after cleaning and not affecting the performance of electronic components.
