Cold Rolling – What happens in the roll bite?
Author: Andre Volkers
André has been working for Q8Oils since 2010, is an expert in Cold Rolling and has a background in chemistry.
Profile Rolling – Lubrication for Grip and Slip
Maintenance of cold rolling oils in use
Zinc’s unique properties require a distinct approach in terms of lubrication
Stains on Copper Wire
Ageing of cold rolling oil
Stains on Copper Alloy Strip and how to analyze them?
Introducing Q8Oils’ new range of technologically advanced cutting oils
Q8Oils has launched its most advanced range of cutting oils – Q8 Bach 7000 – which break the boundaries in performance and safety.
How Q8 Bach RSB and RSD cold rolling oils advance safety
To assure a certain metal-to-metal contact and a solid grip of the cold rolling mills, the viscosity of cold rolling oil should be as low as possible. However low viscosity oils usually come with low flashpoints and undesired VOC emissions. That is not the case for the new generation of Q8 Bach RSD cold rolling oils with increased safety profile.
The importance of quality control for cold rolling oils
Most cold rolling mills continuously reuse their cold rolling oil. The quality of the used cold rolling oil in the clean oil tank depends on many factors. Q8Oils offers their cold rolling oil customers worldwide regular quality checks. This way the quality of the cold rolling oil is monitored and the right products can be ordered to maintain the desired oil performance.
