Rustlick 75051 Grinding Cutting Fluid 5 Gallon Pail

Product Description

The RUSTLICK 75051 is a water-based grinding and cutting fluid supplied in a 5-gallon pail. Sold under the G-1066D series, this orange liquid is specifically formulated for precision grinding, diamond wheel grinding, cutting, and slice-off sawing operations. It is biodegradable and carries OSHA-recognized standards compliance. The fluid provides a residual dry-film corrosion protection layer after machining operations, helping to protect workpieces and tooling between jobs. It is applied by machinists and tool and die operators in both job-shop and production grinding environments where wheel loading and workpiece corrosion are ongoing concerns.

The G-1066D fluid is designed for use on aluminum, ceramics, and ferrous metals, making it a versatile option across a range of grinding and cutting applications. It is well suited for surface grinders, cylindrical grinders, and abrasive cutoff saws running conventional or diamond abrasive wheels. The formulation is intended to keep grinding wheels clean and free-cutting, reducing heat buildup and wheel glazing during extended runs. Shops processing mixed-material workloads benefit from its broad material compatibility.

Key Features

• Specifically designed for grinding, cutting, diamond wheel grinding, and slice-off sawing
• Compatible with aluminum, ceramics, and ferrous metals
• Biodegradable liquid formula
• Keeps grinding wheels clean for consistent free-cutting performance
• Residual dry-film corrosion protection on finished workpieces
• OSHA standards compliant
• Flash point of 93 degrees C for safe handling in industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed for grinding and cutting applications on aluminum, ceramics, and ferrous metals. Suitable for use in conventional abrasive and diamond wheel grinding, cutting, and slice-off sawing operations.

Installation Notes

This fluid is applied by qualified machinists or machine operators in a controlled shop environment. Before servicing or refilling a coolant system, power down and lock out the machine per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling metalworking fluids, including chemical-resistant gloves and eye protection. Dispose of used fluid in accordance with local environmental regulations.