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Upon surveying the customer’s operations, the Quaker Houghton team determined that the rusting resulted from an uneven coating with an inconsistent adhesion throughout the length of the pipe. The optimized use of QUAKERCOAT® 547 and the prompt and in-depth service and technical support impressed the plant personnel.
Maximum fire resistance, enhanced job site safety, reduced downtime, lower maintenance costs
QUAKERCOOL® 770 is a high-performance mineral oil free micro-emulsion ideally suited to all operations demanding premium surface finish quality and consistent lubrication. Best suited for the machining of ferrous metals including stainless steels and other high-nickel, high-chromium ferrous alloys.
Our value proposition is based on advanced technology and unmatched performance. We take a solution driven approach comprised of world-class products and services to reduce operating costs, improve productivity, increase product quality and strengthen our customers’ competitive advantage.
Cleaning compound designed to economically remove quench oils between quenching and tempering operations. It has excellent oil splitting capabilities allowing for the reclaiming of both cleaner and oil and extending bath life. Try our biostable version, CERFA-KLEEN® 178
The hot strip mill in steel plants encounters some of the most severe conditions as far as lubrication is concerned especially on the work roll and roller table bearings as mention in the tables to the right
Material compatibility can vary with mfgs. grade, lubricant grade, applied temp., and strain. Quaker Houghton recommends that design engineers test all synthetic lubricants with any plastic or elastomeric component to ensure compatibility in their application. Consult Quaker Houghton for more information.
Material compatibility can vary with mfgs. grade, lubricant grade, applied temp., and strain. Quaker Houghton recommends that design engineers test all synthetic lubricants with any plastic or elastomeric component to ensure compatibility in their application. Consult Quaker Houghton for more information.
With demands for increasing productivity and reducing part manufacturing costs, while minimizing the impact on the environment, it comes as no surprise that today’s modern day metalworking fluids have to work harder and last longer while continuing to operate under ever-increasing extreme temperatures and pressures.
Quaker Houghton has one standalone PRAB VM-12/SPC Mono-A-Vacuum Filtration System, available for Metal Removal Customer trials. The unit is available for use upon execution of the equipment loan agreement.
Ronald Knecht (hydraulic fluids expert) and Jon Brown (mining expert) from Quaker Houghton, discuss the pros and cons of alternative mineral oil-based hydraulic fluids that reduce the risk of fire hazards in mining operations.
