Q1 · APPLICATION RESULT

SURFACE QUALITY · ALUMINUM

Thirty-six hours of contact. Uniform aluminum.

After thirty-six hours of continuous contact with Q1 emulsion, the aluminum part retained a uniform surface, without staining or spotting.

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36 hours

continuous emulsion-to-aluminum contact

MATERIALAluminum

THE DOCUMENTED RESULT

The result, in context.

In the same application, other products left visible rings and spots after contact. With Q1, the part’s surface remained uniform at the end of the stated thirty-six-hour period.

The result applies to that application and those contact conditions. Q1 reviews the case before defining a check for your alloy and process.

APPLICATION AT A GLANCE

MATERIAL
Aluminum
CONTACT
Continuous, for thirty-six hours
RESULT
No staining or spotting

ON YOUR MACHINE

How does the surface look after coolant contact?

A compatibility check should represent your actual alloy, finish, and contact time. We agree on the surface-inspection criterion before starting the trial.

WHAT TO DEFINE BEFORE COMPARING

  1. Identify the aluminum alloy, finish, and current fluid.

  2. Define concentration, contact duration, and contact conditions.

  3. Compare sample surface condition against the agreed criterion.

These inputs define the review on your machine.

Each result belongs to the specific application verified by Q1. Machine, material, water quality, and operating conditions can change the outcome. Results on your machine require a dedicated comparison.

FROM THE CASE TO YOUR APPLICATION

Start with your machining process.

Request the report to explore this case. To evaluate QSync in your process, we define a trial on one representative machine and agree on the data to compare.

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