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TRIM 229 is a synthetic coolant that delivers maximum chemical corrosion inhibition on ferrous materials with no residual film at the lowest possible cost. TRIM 229 is often used in surface grinding where maximum cooling and minimum foam are desirable. TRIM 229 is also used in other situations including: water tables on plasma torches, leak detection dip tanks, abrasive cut-off machines, and water-jet cutting systems.
Unit of Measure

Package Type

 N/A Drum

Concentrate Appearance

 N/A Colorless Liquid

Dilution Appearance

 N/A Colorless

Odor

 N/A Mild Amine

Potential of Hydrogen (pH) Concentrated

 N/A 11.0 to 11.4 pH

Potential of Hydrogen (pH) at 20:1 Ratio

 N/A 8.5 to 9.0 pH

Flash Point

 N/A > 212 ºF

Volatile Organic Compounds

 N/A 255 g/L

BRIX Factor

 N/A 1.3

Applications

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  • Abrasive cut-off machines
  • Cooling
  • Corrosion inhibition
  • Leak detection
  • Surface grinding
  • Water-jet cutting

Working Material

 N/A Ferrous Metals

Industry Focus

 N/A Aerospace Automotive

Light Duty

 N/A 0.5 to 2.0 %

Moderate Duty

 N/A 0.5 to 2.0 %

Heavy Duty

 N/A 0.5 to 2.0 %

Features and Benefits

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  • Highly concentrated for very low-cost working solutions
  • Keeps grinding wheels clean and the work piece cool
  • Rapidly settles fines
  • Nonfoaming
  • Low mist
  • Low odor
  • Very low residue for easy cleaning
  • Provides good corrosion inhibition on all common ferrous materials
  • Rejects tramp oil for easy skimming and cleaning
  • Easy recycling or disposal with conventional techniques and equipment
  • Free of: active sulfur, animal derived materials, chlorinated EP additives, DCHA, mineral oils NPEs, phosphorous, siloxane, sulfur, and triazine

Additional Information

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  • TRIM 229 is very effective as an additive to other coolant systems to raise pH, increase reserve alkalinity, and improve vapor phase corrosion inhibition.
  • 0.5% - 1% working solution is often enough to control oxidation on steels, but 1.5% - 2.0% working solution is recommended for cast irons.