Pipe fitting processing lubricant

Abstract

Disclosed pipe fitting processing lubricant is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 15-20 parts of sulfonated castor oil, 15-20 parts of cedrol, 3-8 parts of polyoxyethylenehexitol fatty acid ester, 2-6 parts of caustic soda, 3-8 parts of sodium pentachlorophenate, 2-6 parts of ammonium molybdate and 4-9 parts of benzotriazole. Compared with conventional lubricant, the pipe fitting processing lubricant has thixotropy, can be transformed from a paste into a liquid when conveyed to a to-be processed pipe fitting by an air powered pump or being stirred, is easy to convey and use, and helps to save the usage amount; the pipe fitting processing lubricant has excellent permeability and is easy to clean; the pipe fitting processing lubricant has relatively good lubricity, heat-transfer cooling performance, stability, rheological property and extreme pressure resistance; and the pipe fitting processing lubricant helps to furthest reduce tapping cutting temperature and cutting force, improve tapping efficiency and precision, reduce workpiece roughness, improve surface quality and prolong screw tap service life.

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AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

The technical effect described this new compound makes possible for lubricant products that are easier to handle because they don't have any residue or get stuck during handling. They also provide good solubility into liquids like water without losing their properties over time due to changes caused by external factors such as air flow or agitation. This results in improved wearability on tools used while working with them compared to traditional methods involving grease. Additionally, these compositions offer superior cleanings capabilities, including high-quality surfaces and long lifespan.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to finding improved methods for handling tapered tools made from hardened metal without causing damage when they come into contact with them due to their abrasive nature. Existing solutions like grease have limitations because these coatings wear away quickly over time requiring frequent replacements. There has been an effort towards developing new types of lubrications called tipping oils (TFO). These improvements improve the durability and lifespan of tungsten drilling bits while maintaining good lubrification effects on other components involved in processing operations.