Which Should you Choose?
When Selecting a coolant for grinding, two of the most common options are synthetic and oil based coolants. Each performs differently, and the best choice depends on your grinding process and material.
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Benefits and use cases of Synthetic Grinding Coolant.
A synthetic coolant for grinding wheels delivers clean, low-foaming performance and can include additives to prevent cobalt leaching. It can work with both hard and soft water, making it ideal for precision parts in aerospace and medical applications.
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Benefits and use cases of Oil-Based Coolant
Oil-Based coolants provide good lubrication and a stable flashpoint for high-speed or heavy grinding operations. Oil based coolants provide extended tool life during demanding machining, making them suitable for automotive and large-scale production.
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