BP Dielectric 200

Description

This range is formulated to suit spark-erosion machines of all power ratings, while providing long fluid life and meeting the demands of operator requirements regarding health and safety.

All fluids are hydrocarbon oils of low viscosity and good cooling characteristics; they flush erosion particles from the work area and provide quick and easy separation in filter systems.

Applications

- BP Dielectric 180 is designed for the finest and most delicate machining operations, particularly in small EDM units working on finishing operations where very close tolerances are important. This grade is additive-treated to avoid the generation of unpleasant odours in service, and to have long service life.

- BP Dielectric 200 is an oil of slightly higher viscosity, and a grade that can be used in machines of all sizes. It is formulated for optimum metal-removal rates and low electrode wear. Its characteristics make it equally suitable for roughing and finishing operation. It is additive-treated to achieve long service life.

- BP Dielectric 250 is an oil of high viscosity and lower volatility, designed for larger electrodischarge machines and particularly suited for roughing operations where high rates of metal-removal are required. It has a high flash point, very low odour and a low level of aromatic hydrocarbons.

The BP Dielectric fluids are approved or recommended by:

- AEG-Elotherm, AGIE, Deckel, Ingersoll,

Scheiss-Nassovia

Main Benefits

- High metal-removal rates and low electrode wear

- Excellent filterability with good flushing and cooling

capabilities

- Resistant to oxidation, hence long service life

- Low odour and fume generation, hence pleasant in

operation

- Highly refined oils with low aromatics content, for safe

working environment

Storage

All packages should be stored under cover. Where outside storage is unavoidable drums should be laid horizontally to avoid the possible ingress of water and the obliteration of drum markings. Products should not be stored above 60°C, exposed to hot sun or freezing conditions.