Choose the right MQL System
| Viscosity at 20°C | at 40°C | Fluid (Examples) | Recommended MQL System |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 mm²/s | 35 mm²/s | Water, SURVOS, SENTOS, SAMNOS | TCJ, ProfiKompakt |
| 35 mm²/s | Concrete Release Agents | ||
| 100 mm²/s | Cuttin Oil | ||
| 101 mm²/s | 500 mm²/s | Mineral Oil | PPJ, MDJ |
| 300 mm²/s | Motor Oil (Diesel) | ||
| 400 mm²/s | Silicon Oil | ||
| 640 mm²/s | Thermoforming Oil | ||
| 2300 mm²/s | Thermoforming Oil |
MQL in practice - costs & environment
The main advantage of minimum quantity lubrication is the enormous reduction in the amount of lubricant used in comparison to conventional cooling lubrication systems and concepts. Unlike conventional flood lubrication or large-area application, minimal quantity lubrication only requires a few millilitres per hour for the respective process. In addition, the minimal fluid application reduces the impact on people and the environment and is easy on the wallet.
