EDM Oils, also known as Spark Erosion Oils or Dielectric Fluids, are specialized lubricants used in Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) processes. These oils serve multiple critical functions, including acting as a medium for electrical discharge, cooling and solidifying EDM debris, transporting debris to the filtration system, and absorbing heat generated during machining. 

Product Features:

• Resists degradation, maintaining clarity and initial viscosity for longer service life.

• Absorbs and dissipates heat generated from electrical discharges, protecting both the electrode and the workpiece.

• Facilitates the transportation of solidified debris from the discharge gap to the filter system.

• Cools and solidifies gaseous debris quickly to ensure a clean machining environment.

• Ensures thorough flushing, a critical aspect of the EDM process, to maintain machining accuracy and surface finish.

Applications:

EDM oils are integral to various EDM techniques, including:

• Die-Sinking EDM: Used for creating complex cavity shapes in molds and dies.

• Wire EDM: Applied in precise cutting of conductive materials using a wire electrode.

• Hole Drilling EDM: Employed for drilling small, deep holes in hard materials.

EDM oils are essential in industries where precision machining of hard materials is required, such as:

• For manufacturing complex components and engine parts.

• Used in the production of intricate molds and high-precision parts.

• Critical for producing intricate and high-tolerance medical instruments and implants.

• Essential in the creation of dies, molds, and other tooling.

Industries:

1. Automotive 

2. Aerospace

3. Medical Devices

Specifications:

• Pack Size: 205 Liters

• Viscosity: Maintains initial viscosity for extended periods due to high oxidation stability.