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Lubricants

Our Complete range of products are WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS, COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS, process lubricants, Wire Drawing Lubricants and forging lubricants.

WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS

WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS
Warm forging has a number of cost-saving advantages which underscore its increasing use as a manufacturing method. The temperature range for the warm forging of steel runs from above room temperature to below the recrystallization temperature, or from about 800 to18000F. However, the narrower range of from 1000 to 13300F is emerging as the range of perhaps the greatest commercial potential for warm forging. Compared with cold forging, warm forging has the potential advantages of: Reduced tooling loads, reduced press loads, increased steel ductility, elimination of need to anneal prior to forging, and favorable as forged properties that can eliminate heat treatment.
The following lubricants are recommended for warm forging applications.

WATER BASE
PRODUCT Specific gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size microns Viscosity (cps at 25ºC) Diluent Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-Z 27 1.20 -1.24 Graphite 8-10 Creamy paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 54 1.00 -1.07 Graphite 1-3 Paste Water 25 200
Lubricote-Z 57 1.14 - 1.17 Graphite 1-2 Semi-paste Water 25 200
Lubricote-Z 99 1.15-1.17 Graphite 1-3 Semi liquid Water 20
Lubricote-Z 504 1.15-1.18 Graphite 1-3 Semi liquid Water 200
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COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS

COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS
Most forging is done as hot work, at temperatures up to 23000F, however, a variation of impression die forging is cold forging. Cold forging encompasses many processes bending, cold drawing, cold heading, coining, extrusions and more, to yield a diverse range of part shapes. The temperature of metals being cold forged may range from room temperature to several hundred degrees.
The following WATER BASE lubricants are recommended for cold forging applications.

WATER BASE
PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size Microns Viscosity (CPS at 25 Deg.C) Diluent   Packing (Kgs)  
LUBRICOTE-Z 28 1.15-1.25 Graphite <10 Semi Paste Water 20 
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process lubricants

Process Lubricants
Oxeecoproduces several lubricants for meeting the challenges in process industry such as Metal Forming operations in Forging, Upsetting, Extrusion, Deep Drawing, Casting, Wire Drawing and Glass bottle manufacturing etc
Our products are especially designed to suit various temperatures, pressures and other environmental conditions using high purity solid lubricants, special additives, binders and other chemicals.
Our mission during last 3 decades has been to develop products for a diverse range of applications. Many of these products have been well demonstrated to a large segment of customers and have been upgraded continuously by our R&D expertise in close interaction with end users. We are also in a position to meet the challenges of customers by designing products to meet individual requirements and provide solution.
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Wire Drawing Lubricants

Wire Drawing Lubricants

Wire drawing is a manufacturing process used to reduce or change the diameter of a wire or rod by pulling the wire or rod through a single or series of drawing die(s).

Wire drawing is the process used to manufacture the wire for all types of applications.

There are many applications for wire drawing, including electrical wiring, cables, tension-loaded structural components, springs, paper clips, spokes for wheels, and stringed musical instruments.
There are a variety of metals that are made into wire, the most common being steel, copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, and tungsten.

Wire Drawing Process

During the wire drawing process, no material is shaved off, the wire simply gets longer. The material is cold-worked and hardens (and also increases in tensile strength) through each step.
Processes used in wire drawing include wet and dry drawing. Methods used are single draft drawing and continuous drawing. Both process and method used depend on requirements of the finished product.
The main process steps are: Wire head is pointed by wire pointing machine, Wire coils are placed on a ring, The pointed end is passed through a die to the drawing machine, Reduction is achieved in four stages, Drawn wire is coiled on bull block
There are several types of drawing machines. These have been grouped as follows :- Drawing frames , Bull blocks, & motor block, Multiple-drawing machines, Fine-wire machines, Turk's - head shaped - wire drawing machines, Drawbenches.
The following lubricants are recommended for Wire Drawing applications.

PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle Size mincrons Viscosity (cps at 25°C) Diluent Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-Z 36 1.20 - 1.25 Graphite 3-5 Paste Water 25
Lubricote-Z 37 1.20 - 1.25 Graphite 0-1 Paste Water 5 & 25
Lubricote-X 30 1.05 - 1.10 Graphite 30-35 Paste Mineral Oil 25
             
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forging lubricants

Forging Lubricants
The most versatile technique of metal forming.   The advancement in the metal forming technology, wherein plastic deformation of metals take place at elevated temperatures into required size, shapes using compressive forces by a hammer, press or upsetting machines etc.
 
The process parameters such as temperature, pressure & different kind of materials classify the processes into Hot Forging, Cold Forging, Warm Forging & Precision Forging.
 
The recent advancement in the forging industry is poising every day new challenges to lubricant manufacturers. 

OXEECO with its continuous R&D effort and close inter-action with end users has developed several lubricants to meet most of the challenges from time to time.

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metal forming lubricants

Metal Forming Lubricants
In Metal forming operations, desired dimensions of the component are achieved by imparting plastic deformation to the work piece in the solid state. Any specific component can be made using a number of materials by variety of processes at various temperatures.
Metal deformations are introduced through the application of external forces to the work piece, these forces being in equilibrium. With the application of load to the work piece, internal stress and displacements are generated causing shape distortions. If the loads are low, then with the release of the loads, the internal stresses will disappear and the work piece will be restored to its original shape.
Oxeeco lubricants help in achieving metal formation/deformation by controlling friction and wear at the interface surfaces. Our lubricants are specially designed not only to minimize friction and wear but also protect the surfaces by forming a film providing hydro-static or hydro-dynamic lubrication.
Our lubricants are prepared using high purity Graphite with fine particle size 3-5 microns average which can easily fill-up the asperities of sub-micron level and provide uniform thin film on the surfaces of interfaces.
Therefore our lubricants provide excellent lubrication and good metal flow properties during the metal deformation process and result in superior surface finish. Our lubricants are formulated to provide extended die life during the metal forming process.
Our lubricants cater to following processes
Forging
Upsetting
Extrusion
Deep Drawing
Casting
Wire Drawing
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UPSET FORGING LUBRICANTS

UPSET FORGING LUBRICANTS
Upset forging, also called hot heading, is a process by which the cross-sectional size of a bar is increased, either at an end or at some point along its length. It is done on specially designed upsetting machines, using closed dies to control size and shape. Typically, dies have several stations, and the parts are formed progressively by moving the parts from one die station or cavity to another until the forging is complete.
Heads of bolts, valves, single and cluster gear blanks, artillery shells, and cylinders for radial engines are examples of parts made by upset forging.
This same process, when performed cold, is called cold heading. Cold heading makes possible the economical mass production of fasteners; such as nails, screws, bolts, hinge pins, and rivets.
The following lubricants are recommended for Upsetting applications.

Water Base
PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size Microns Viscosity (CPS at 25°C) Diluent Packing (Kgs)
Lubricote-Z 12 1.15-1.20 Graphite 10-15 Creamy Paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 29 1.15-1.20 Graphite 3 - 5 Paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 31 1.04-1.10 Graphite 15-20 Paste Water 200
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Glass Mould Lubricants

Glass Mould Lubricants

There are, currently, two primary methods of making a glass container theblow and blowmethod and thepress and blowmethod. In both cases a stream of molten glass, at its plastic temperature (1050C-1200C), is cut with a shearing blade to form a cylinder of glass, called agob. Both processes start with thegobfalling, by gravity, and guided, through troughs and chutes, into the blank moulds. In the blow and blow process, the glass is first blown from below, into the blank moulds, to create aparison, or pre-container. Theparisonis then flipped over into a final mould, where afinal blowblows the glass out, in to the mould, to make the final container shape. In the case ofpress and blowprocess, theparisonis formed with a metal plunger, which pushes the glass out, into the blank mould. The process then continues as before, with theparisonbeing transferred to the mould, and the glass being blown out into the mould.

Oxeeco's grade "Lubricote-X 9" gives better mould lubrication of glass bottle moulds

OIL BASE
PRODUCT Lubricant Viscosity (CPs at 25°C) Particle size microns Specif Gravity (gms/cc) Diluent Flash PointºC Application Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-X 9 Graphite 4000-6000 1 - 3 0.90-1.00 Oil 130-150 As mould lubrication of glass bottle molds.  Apply by swabbing. 25
Lubricote-S 9 Graphite 850 – 900 3 - 5 1.15-0.95     Dry film coating on scoops / throughs deflectors for long life lubrication. 1
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die casting lubricants

Die Casting Lubricants
Die castings the process of forcing molten metal under high pressure into mold cavities (which are machined into dies). Most die castings are made from non-ferrous metals, specificlly Zinc, Copper, Aluminium, Magnesium, Lead and Tin based alloys, although ferrous metal die castings are possible. The die casting method is especially suited for applications where a large quantity of small to medium sized parts are needed, ensuring precise surface quality and dimensional consistency.
This level of versatility has placed die castings among the highest volume products made in the metal working industry.
The following oil base lubricants are recommended for die-casting applications.

PRODUCT Lubricant Viscosity (CPs at 25°C) Particle size Microns Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Diluent Flash PointºC Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-X 27 Graphite 1300 -1500 35 - 40 0.96-1.10 Oil 220 min. 25  
Lubricote–X 54 Graphite 1500 -1800 30 - 35 1.05 Mineral 220 25
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Lubricants

Lubricants
Graphite is widely used as a solid lubricant additive in the manufacture of a wide range of colloidal suspensions, greases and solid film lubricants. Graphites lamellar structure provides low shear in the direction of the motion, at the same time provides resistance to high lateral loads.
Solid Graphite powder is dispersed in Oil, Water and Solvents to provide an effective barrier in metal to metal contact. It is widely used as an additive in lubricants used in metal working processes such as Forging, Extrusion, Molding, Die Casting, Stamping etc.

GRADE Carbon content min (%) Oxidation resistance Bulk Density (g/100cc) Particle size distribution
C-5-02 95.0   0.35 – 0.38 +100 : Nil
C-U-1 99.5   0.12-0.13 +500# : Nil D50 : 5-7 Microns D90 : 12-13 Microns
S-F-G 99.0   0.16-0.17 +500 : Nil 5 microns
S-U-1 98%   0.14-0.15 D50 : 6.3 Microns D90 : 12.6 Microns
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  1. Lubricants 12 Products available

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  3. Cnc Machined Components

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  4. Oil And Lubricants

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  5. Jigs, Casting Dies, Die Casting Moulds & Moulding Tools

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  6. Manufacturing & Assembling Services

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  7. Battery Cell

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Lubricants

Leading Manufacturer, Supplier & Retailer of WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS, COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS, process lubricants, Wire Drawing Lubricants and forging lubricants.

WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS

WARM FORGING LUBRICANTS
Warm forging has a number of cost-saving advantages which underscore its increasing use as a manufacturing method. The temperature range for the warm forging of steel runs from above room temperature to below the recrystallization temperature, or from about 800 to18000F. However, the narrower range of from 1000 to 13300F is emerging as the range of perhaps the greatest commercial potential for warm forging. Compared with cold forging, warm forging has the potential advantages of: Reduced tooling loads, reduced press loads, increased steel ductility, elimination of need to anneal prior to forging, and favorable as forged properties that can eliminate heat treatment.
The following lubricants are recommended for warm forging applications.

WATER BASE
PRODUCT Specific gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size microns Viscosity (cps at 25ºC) Diluent Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-Z 27 1.20 -1.24 Graphite 8-10 Creamy paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 54 1.00 -1.07 Graphite 1-3 Paste Water 25 200
Lubricote-Z 57 1.14 - 1.17 Graphite 1-2 Semi-paste Water 25 200
Lubricote-Z 99 1.15-1.17 Graphite 1-3 Semi liquid Water 20
Lubricote-Z 504 1.15-1.18 Graphite 1-3 Semi liquid Water 200
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COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS

COLD FORGING LUBRICANTS
Most forging is done as hot work, at temperatures up to 23000F, however, a variation of impression die forging is cold forging. Cold forging encompasses many processes bending, cold drawing, cold heading, coining, extrusions and more, to yield a diverse range of part shapes. The temperature of metals being cold forged may range from room temperature to several hundred degrees.
The following WATER BASE lubricants are recommended for cold forging applications.

WATER BASE
PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size Microns Viscosity (CPS at 25 Deg.C) Diluent   Packing (Kgs)  
LUBRICOTE-Z 28 1.15-1.25 Graphite <10 Semi Paste Water 20 
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process lubricants

Process Lubricants
Oxeecoproduces several lubricants for meeting the challenges in process industry such as Metal Forming operations in Forging, Upsetting, Extrusion, Deep Drawing, Casting, Wire Drawing and Glass bottle manufacturing etc
Our products are especially designed to suit various temperatures, pressures and other environmental conditions using high purity solid lubricants, special additives, binders and other chemicals.
Our mission during last 3 decades has been to develop products for a diverse range of applications. Many of these products have been well demonstrated to a large segment of customers and have been upgraded continuously by our R&D expertise in close interaction with end users. We are also in a position to meet the challenges of customers by designing products to meet individual requirements and provide solution.
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Wire Drawing Lubricants

Wire Drawing Lubricants

Wire drawing is a manufacturing process used to reduce or change the diameter of a wire or rod by pulling the wire or rod through a single or series of drawing die(s).

Wire drawing is the process used to manufacture the wire for all types of applications.

There are many applications for wire drawing, including electrical wiring, cables, tension-loaded structural components, springs, paper clips, spokes for wheels, and stringed musical instruments.
There are a variety of metals that are made into wire, the most common being steel, copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, and tungsten.

Wire Drawing Process

During the wire drawing process, no material is shaved off, the wire simply gets longer. The material is cold-worked and hardens (and also increases in tensile strength) through each step.
Processes used in wire drawing include wet and dry drawing. Methods used are single draft drawing and continuous drawing. Both process and method used depend on requirements of the finished product.
The main process steps are: Wire head is pointed by wire pointing machine, Wire coils are placed on a ring, The pointed end is passed through a die to the drawing machine, Reduction is achieved in four stages, Drawn wire is coiled on bull block
There are several types of drawing machines. These have been grouped as follows :- Drawing frames , Bull blocks, & motor block, Multiple-drawing machines, Fine-wire machines, Turk's - head shaped - wire drawing machines, Drawbenches.
The following lubricants are recommended for Wire Drawing applications.

PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle Size mincrons Viscosity (cps at 25°C) Diluent Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-Z 36 1.20 - 1.25 Graphite 3-5 Paste Water 25
Lubricote-Z 37 1.20 - 1.25 Graphite 0-1 Paste Water 5 & 25
Lubricote-X 30 1.05 - 1.10 Graphite 30-35 Paste Mineral Oil 25
             
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forging lubricants

Forging Lubricants
The most versatile technique of metal forming.   The advancement in the metal forming technology, wherein plastic deformation of metals take place at elevated temperatures into required size, shapes using compressive forces by a hammer, press or upsetting machines etc.
 
The process parameters such as temperature, pressure & different kind of materials classify the processes into Hot Forging, Cold Forging, Warm Forging & Precision Forging.
 
The recent advancement in the forging industry is poising every day new challenges to lubricant manufacturers. 

OXEECO with its continuous R&D effort and close inter-action with end users has developed several lubricants to meet most of the challenges from time to time.

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metal forming lubricants

Metal Forming Lubricants
In Metal forming operations, desired dimensions of the component are achieved by imparting plastic deformation to the work piece in the solid state. Any specific component can be made using a number of materials by variety of processes at various temperatures.
Metal deformations are introduced through the application of external forces to the work piece, these forces being in equilibrium. With the application of load to the work piece, internal stress and displacements are generated causing shape distortions. If the loads are low, then with the release of the loads, the internal stresses will disappear and the work piece will be restored to its original shape.
Oxeeco lubricants help in achieving metal formation/deformation by controlling friction and wear at the interface surfaces. Our lubricants are specially designed not only to minimize friction and wear but also protect the surfaces by forming a film providing hydro-static or hydro-dynamic lubrication.
Our lubricants are prepared using high purity Graphite with fine particle size 3-5 microns average which can easily fill-up the asperities of sub-micron level and provide uniform thin film on the surfaces of interfaces.
Therefore our lubricants provide excellent lubrication and good metal flow properties during the metal deformation process and result in superior surface finish. Our lubricants are formulated to provide extended die life during the metal forming process.
Our lubricants cater to following processes
Forging
Upsetting
Extrusion
Deep Drawing
Casting
Wire Drawing
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UPSET FORGING LUBRICANTS

UPSET FORGING LUBRICANTS
Upset forging, also called hot heading, is a process by which the cross-sectional size of a bar is increased, either at an end or at some point along its length. It is done on specially designed upsetting machines, using closed dies to control size and shape. Typically, dies have several stations, and the parts are formed progressively by moving the parts from one die station or cavity to another until the forging is complete.
Heads of bolts, valves, single and cluster gear blanks, artillery shells, and cylinders for radial engines are examples of parts made by upset forging.
This same process, when performed cold, is called cold heading. Cold heading makes possible the economical mass production of fasteners; such as nails, screws, bolts, hinge pins, and rivets.
The following lubricants are recommended for Upsetting applications.

Water Base
PRODUCT Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Lubricant Particle size Microns Viscosity (CPS at 25°C) Diluent Packing (Kgs)
Lubricote-Z 12 1.15-1.20 Graphite 10-15 Creamy Paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 29 1.15-1.20 Graphite 3 - 5 Paste Water 200
Lubricote-Z 31 1.04-1.10 Graphite 15-20 Paste Water 200
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Glass Mould Lubricants

Glass Mould Lubricants

There are, currently, two primary methods of making a glass container theblow and blowmethod and thepress and blowmethod. In both cases a stream of molten glass, at its plastic temperature (1050C-1200C), is cut with a shearing blade to form a cylinder of glass, called agob. Both processes start with thegobfalling, by gravity, and guided, through troughs and chutes, into the blank moulds. In the blow and blow process, the glass is first blown from below, into the blank moulds, to create aparison, or pre-container. Theparisonis then flipped over into a final mould, where afinal blowblows the glass out, in to the mould, to make the final container shape. In the case ofpress and blowprocess, theparisonis formed with a metal plunger, which pushes the glass out, into the blank mould. The process then continues as before, with theparisonbeing transferred to the mould, and the glass being blown out into the mould.

Oxeeco's grade "Lubricote-X 9" gives better mould lubrication of glass bottle moulds

OIL BASE
PRODUCT Lubricant Viscosity (CPs at 25°C) Particle size microns Specif Gravity (gms/cc) Diluent Flash PointºC Application Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-X 9 Graphite 4000-6000 1 - 3 0.90-1.00 Oil 130-150 As mould lubrication of glass bottle molds.  Apply by swabbing. 25
Lubricote-S 9 Graphite 850 – 900 3 - 5 1.15-0.95     Dry film coating on scoops / throughs deflectors for long life lubrication. 1
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die casting lubricants

Die Casting Lubricants
Die castings the process of forcing molten metal under high pressure into mold cavities (which are machined into dies). Most die castings are made from non-ferrous metals, specificlly Zinc, Copper, Aluminium, Magnesium, Lead and Tin based alloys, although ferrous metal die castings are possible. The die casting method is especially suited for applications where a large quantity of small to medium sized parts are needed, ensuring precise surface quality and dimensional consistency.
This level of versatility has placed die castings among the highest volume products made in the metal working industry.
The following oil base lubricants are recommended for die-casting applications.

PRODUCT Lubricant Viscosity (CPs at 25°C) Particle size Microns Specific Gravity (gms/cc) Diluent Flash PointºC Packing (kgs)
Lubricote-X 27 Graphite 1300 -1500 35 - 40 0.96-1.10 Oil 220 min. 25  
Lubricote–X 54 Graphite 1500 -1800 30 - 35 1.05 Mineral 220 25
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Lubricants

Lubricants
Graphite is widely used as a solid lubricant additive in the manufacture of a wide range of colloidal suspensions, greases and solid film lubricants. Graphites lamellar structure provides low shear in the direction of the motion, at the same time provides resistance to high lateral loads.
Solid Graphite powder is dispersed in Oil, Water and Solvents to provide an effective barrier in metal to metal contact. It is widely used as an additive in lubricants used in metal working processes such as Forging, Extrusion, Molding, Die Casting, Stamping etc.

GRADE Carbon content min (%) Oxidation resistance Bulk Density (g/100cc) Particle size distribution
C-5-02 95.0   0.35 – 0.38 +100 : Nil
C-U-1 99.5   0.12-0.13 +500# : Nil D50 : 5-7 Microns D90 : 12-13 Microns
S-F-G 99.0   0.16-0.17 +500 : Nil 5 microns
S-U-1 98%   0.14-0.15 D50 : 6.3 Microns D90 : 12.6 Microns
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