Maxim Petrochemical proudly manufactures and distributes industrial lubricants, metalworking fluids and process chemicals for the Metalworking, Aerospace, Energy, Heat Treating, Machining, Metal forming and many other industries across North America. Utilizing the latest technology in an ever changing industry, Maxim Petrochemical is committed to providing our customers with exceptional customer service and the finest in industrial fluids.
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Maxus NC Tap Premium Moly Tapping Fluid $89.99–$289.99 MAXUS NC TAP multi functional compounds were developed specifically for cutting, tapping, reaming, and threading operations on ferrous metals. These non-petroleum, polymeric-ester-based products demonstrate extreme film strengths and are fortified with Extreme Pressure components, including MoS2, for increased tool-life and a superior finish on difficult-to-machine alloys. ADVANTAGES […]
Minimum Quantity Lubricants By: Ron Quaile Modern Machine Shop.com We have all been conditioned to keep cars cool by filling the radiator with coolant. Much the same preconditioning has been applied to manufacturing, where coolant is routinely used to address the thermal stability of the machine tool, cutting tool and workpiece, and also to remove […]
Article Post: 12/1/2018 BRENT DONALDSON Senior Editor, Modern Machine Shop At 5 a.m. on most days, Robert Robles begins his shift at a machine shop in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Like many other manufacturers of machined components, the floor of this shop, called Linda Tool, is laid out in rows […]
