Rustlick RL060 Syn-kool Synthetic Metalworking Coolant 5 Gal

Product Description

The RUSTLICK RL060 is a synthetic metalworking coolant formulated for cutting and grinding operations across a range of metal types. Sold in a 5-gallon pail, this fluid is designed to extend tool life, reduce heat buildup at the cutting zone, and carry away swarf and chips during machining. Its fully synthetic formula contains no mineral oil, which supports a cleaner sump and longer fluid life compared to soluble oil products. At 46 pounds per pail, the RL060 is sized for shop floor use and suits both individual machine servicing and small-batch fluid management programs.

The RL060 is intended for use on ferrous metals and exotic metals, making it suitable for machining operations involving steels, stainless alloys, and specialty materials. Typical applications include surface grinding, cylindrical grinding, milling, drilling, and turning where water-mix synthetic coolants are specified. It is used in job shops, production machine shops, and maintenance repair operations where a single coolant must handle a variety of workpiece materials without formulation changes.

Key Features

• Fully synthetic formula with no mineral oil for cleaner sump conditions
• Rated for both cutting and grinding operations
• Compatible with ferrous metals and exotic metal alloys
• 5-gallon pail format suits bench-side mixing and individual machine fills
• Water-miscible synthetic base for extended fluid life and reduced misting

Compatibility

Formulated for use with ferrous metals and exotic metals in cutting and grinding applications. No specific machine brand or model compatibility data was provided by the manufacturer for this listing.

Installation Notes

Metalworking coolants should be mixed with water at the concentration specified on the product data sheet before introduction to the sump - never add water to concentrate, always add concentrate to water. Drain and clean the sump before introducing fresh fluid to avoid contamination from tramp oil or old coolant residue. Coolant concentration should be verified with a refractometer after mixing and checked regularly during use. Disposal of spent coolant must comply with applicable local, state, and federal regulations governing industrial fluid waste.