Eni Fresia ESB 10

Specifications

Brand

Eni

Category

Metalworking fluids

Type

Cutting oils

Viscosity

ISO VG 10

Manufacturer code

005205

Availability

On order

Approved for

• ISO

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

eni Fresia ESB 10 is a high performance metalworking oil formulated with synthetic esters, which give the product superior lubricating properties. It is free of chlorine, sulfur and mineral oil. Its special additive package delivers high detergent, anti-wear and EP (extreme pressure) properties.

Applications

• Eni Fresia ESB 10 is a biodegradable, multifunctional and EP cutting oil, specifically formulated with synthetic ester for a more effective reduction of friction between the tool and the workpiece. The formulation is free of chlorine and sulfur and is enriched with specific additives that give the product high detergent, anti-corrosive, anti-fog and antioxidant properties. Eni Fresia ESB 10 is recommended for medium and high severity chip removal operations, such as tooth grinding, tool sharpening, deep drilling and high speed cutting on alloy and stainless steel, aluminum and its alloys, titanium and its alloys and yellow metals. The product is suggested for minimal lubrication (MQL). Eni Fresia ESB 10 is 'readily biodegradable' (>60%) according to method OECD 301 B.

Performance & benefits

• Very low tendency to smoke and mist formation
• Excellent workpieces surface quality
• Extension of the tool life
• It replaces mineral based products with EP additives containing chlorine and sulfur
• High corrosion protection of the workpieces and the machine tool

Standards & approvals

• ISO 6743-7 MHE

  Lubricant classification MHE — ISO 6743

  Class MHE of ISO 6743-7: neat cutting oils with extreme-pressure additives, for heavy operations such as thread grinding or broaching.

• WGK 1

  WGK 1 — German water hazard class

  The German classification of substances by their risk to groundwater. Class 1 means "slightly hazardous to water", the least severe class a lubricant is given.

• OECD 301B

  OECD 301B biodegradability above 60 %

  A test result rather than a norm: OECD 301B measures the carbon dioxide evolved over 28 days. Above 60 % counts as "readily biodegradable", the threshold the environmental labels require.