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News Release from: Shell Lubricants | Subject: Macron 2617 M-13
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 03 June 2003

No sulphur required in new metalworking
oil

A revolutionary environmentally friendly metalworking oil is suitable for the machining of yellow metals, steel, aluminium and stainless steel.

Shell Metalworking Europe has developed a revolutionary environmentally friendly metalworking oil that is suitable for the machining of yellow metals, steel, aluminium and stainless steel The new metalworking oil, Shell Macron 2617 M-13, contains no sulphur or aromatics, and delivers the same performance characteristics as leading traditional EP-lubricants

The metalworking oil was developed because conventional lubricity and EP additives in metalworking oils can cause staining to finished yellow metal work piece surfaces.

The product is designed for metalworking companies machining a wide variety of metals on the same machine tool.

This product will be of particularly benefit to metalworking applications in the nuclear industry, and machining parts for medical instruments, where sulphur and aromatics are prohibited.

The key benefits of this oil is that it is free of labelling (no symbol R- or S- phrases) and has a high equality of hydrocarbon molecules, which reduces mist levels in the surrounding operating environment and gives a high flash point.

Also, the base oil used to develop this specialist oil is free of aromatics, eliminating the production of polcyclic aromatics when the application and oil is in use.

Shell Macron 2617 M-13 has been developed for high and middle demanding cutting operations.

The oil will be of particular benefit to applications processing yellow metals and production lines where sulphur causes problems.

Comments Emmanuel Trivin, Marketing Manager at Shell Metalworking Europe: "This product was developed to ensure the production of stainless finished products.

This was achieved by replacing staining additives such as sulphur and chlorine with less aggressive additives such as synthetic esters and special phosphorus compounds.

This product will also offer improved health, safety and environmental benefits due to the additives and aromatic free base oil used.

We have a team of scientists that are constantly developing products which will deliver added value to metalworking companies across Europe". Request a free brochure from Shell Lubricants ...

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