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Molyslip Metal Cutting Compound available from Unicrimp Unicrimp, a Scolmore Group company, is now a distributor of the Molyslip
Metal Cutting Compound – a high-performance soſt paste that complements Unicrimp’s Q-Crimp range.
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ortifi ed with MoS2, the compound has been developed to deliver excellent lubricity and cutting performance in steel conduit installations and other metal cutting applications. Molyslip is a market-leading UK-based manufacturer of specialised lubricants, with products trusted by the trade for over nine decades. Designed for demanding metal cutting applications, Molyslip Metal Cutting Compound features a low melting point of 52˚C and extreme pressure additives, which help deliver an excellent surface fi nish to components while helping to reduce tooling from wear and damage. Ideal for a wide range of metal cutting applications, the compound is suitable for drilling, reaming, tapping, single-point thread cutting and sawing operations on even the toughest workpiece materials. Featuring an unworked penetration of 375mm-10, the compound provides a stable, workable paste formulation that can be applied by brush or dipping, supporting contractors and installers in a range of metal cutting applications, while a 5-year shelf life off ers long-term usability. For more information, visit Unicrimp’s website -
https://unicrimp.com/ - or download the Scolmore Group app.
https://unicrimp.com
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