Dover Chemical MAYLUBE E190 Synthetic Ester / Hydrocarbon Aluminum Lubricity Additive

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Dover Chemical MAYLUBE E190 Synthetic Ester / Hydrocarbon Aluminum Lubricity Additive
Categories:	Other Engineering Material; Additive/Filler for Polymer
Material Notes:	Maylube E-190 is designed to enhance performance and finish in various aluminum operations. It can also be used in products to machine other nonferrous and ferrous materials. Maylube E-190 contains no petroleum oil, yet is oil soluble and can easily be integrated in soluble oils semisynthetics, and synthetic fluids. While Maylube E-190 is not a true extreme pressure additive, it is compatible with chlorinated, sulfurized, and phosphorus-containing additives. When incorporated in water dilutable products, Maylube E-190 offers considerable improvement over lard oils in resistance to microorganism degradation. In these types of products, we recommend a treat level of 10-15%. Information provided by DoverChem
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