Cutting Oil
The industrial revolution brought with it many changes. One of these changes was the kind of metals are processed. Instead of relying on the strength of a man by the metal mold, there were now machines that cut into the situation, and were to shape metal for you. But with the new technology come new problems, such as how to cool and lubricate the cutting tool to extend its life and improve surface finish. The answer to this problem, of course, the use of cooling lubricants, including cutting oils.

What are metalworking fluids?
Coolants are a combination of coolant and lubricant used and were created specifically for use in the work of the machine and metal industry. Coolants typically fall into one of the following categories, oils, pastes, gels, oil-water emulsions and fog are made from vegetable oils, animal fats or petroleum derivatives. » Read more: Power Tool Care – Cutting Fluids