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    Metalworking Fluids

    March 23, 2006
    The Cimcool Cimperial line of soluble oil products is designed for heavy-duty machinery and grinding on both ferrous and nonferrous metals.

    These fluids provide long life, corrosion protection, high lubricity, and lowfoaming characteristics. Extreme pressure additives improve machining and grinding performance.

    The "Z" line products (Cimperial 1060CFZ, 1080CFZ, and HD265Z) provide up to a 30% increase in sump life, up to 40% more tool life, at least 20% boost in productivity, along with excellent rancidity control and reduced concentrate usage.

    Milacron Inc., 2090 Florence Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45206, (513) 487-5000, CIMCOOL.com

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