Stable processes without additives: müller coax relies on Blaser Swisslube’s expertise
B-Cool MC 660 offers impressive stability, excellent lubrication performance, and outstanding flow properties.
Today, more than 300 employees at the German headquarters manufacture custom valve solutions for extreme operating conditions—such as high-pressure applications up to 1,000 bar or temperature ranges from minus 196 to plus 400 degrees Celsius. The wide variety of options and the machining of a diverse range of materials—such as steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metals, or high-alloy materials—underscore the company’s technological expertise and high level of vertical integration. Whether in aerospace, hydrogen, oil and gas, chemicals, or mechanical engineering—the valve manufacturer excels across all industries worldwide. True to the motto: Pioneers forever!
The search for stability pays off
Robert Christ, Head of Production at müller coax, explains: “The cooling lubricant is critical to our operations. We demand a great deal from it—from machining steel and stainless steel to non-ferrous metals and high-alloy materials. Human compatibility is very important to us: no germ formation, no foaming, no fungal growth. At the same time, the cooling lubricant must be compatible with paint and seals and enable stable processes.”
To end the search for the ideal coolant once and for all, the experts at Blaser Swisslube and müller coax literally left no stone unturned and thoroughly examined the production process—including the materials used, machining processes, and machinery. Based on this analysis and the defined requirements, Blaser Swisslube recommended the coolant B-Cool MC 660.
The coolant also ensures low mist formation, stable pH values, and high machine compatibility.
The use of the product is also making a difference economically. Total coolant consumption dropped by 17 percent within twelve months. At the same time, change intervals were extended and disposal costs were reduced.
A look behind the machine reveals the müler coax valves in action
A partnership of equals
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