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rhenus TY 155 L special metalworking fluid at a glance • Mineral oil-free • Formaldehyde depot-free • Free of silicon-, phosphorus-, zinc- and/ or tin-based constituents and therefore directly suitable for the manufacturing of components for lithography systems in the semiconductor industry


• EP effect (Reichert) at 5% (water of 20 German degrees of hardness): 12 mm²


• Suitable for the following machining methods: drilling, turning, milling, reaming (with HSS/HM), scalping, sawing, thread cutting/forming, deep drilling, surface/ cylindrical grinding


About Rhenus Lub Rhenus Lub is an international system provider of special lubricants, application consulting services and process solutions for metalworking and metal processing. The company, which was founded in Mönchengladbach, Germany, in 1882, develops and manufactures water-miscible metalworking fluids and neat oils for demanding machining applications,


As an innovation leader, Rhenus Lub invests an above-average amount in research and development, with over 20 per cent of all employees working in this area. Through its subsidiary companies and other representative partners abroad, Rhenus Lub has a presence in over 30 countries around the world.


www.rhenuslub.com


special products for metalworking, and special greases and oils. Its customers include leading companies in the mechanical engineering industry, the automotive and automotive supply industries, and the roller- bearing, food and aerospace industries.


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