Twin Specialties Corp
Twin Specialties Corp.
1730 Walton Road, Suite 207
Blue Bell, PA 19422
Ph : 610.834.7900
Fax : 610.834.7903
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Twin Draw 704 is a highly chlorinated oil lubricant for extreme pressure operations. Due to its special composition and additive treatment it will perform the most difficult of operations such as tube and bar drawing. The unique factor with this product is its ability to release its stable chlorine factor only as heat and pressure increase. By this process the chlorine released combines with the removed metal, chemically, to prevent metal to metal contact, which normally could cause seizures.

Its excellent adaptability to all type ferrous metals, especially stainless, gives a wide range of operations. Its ability to perform under the most adverse operations of heat and pressures and still provide excellent finishes as well as tool and die life is its most important attribute. High nickel-chrome alloys draw excellently with Twin Draw 704.
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Package Type

 N/A Drum

Appearance

 N/A Clear Light Yellow Liquid

Odor

 N/A Slight

Bulk Density

 N/A 10.1 lb/gal

Viscosity at 100ºF

 N/A 10500 SUS

Viscosity at 210ºF

 N/A 235 SUS

Flash Point

 N/A 392 ºF

Minimum Chlorine Weight

 N/A 45 %

Applications

Applications

 N/A Extreme Pressure Tube and Bar Drawing

Features and Benefits

Features and Benefits

 N/A Twin Draw 704 may be stored in an original container or bulk storage tank. Exposure to 0ºF for an extended period will cause significant viscosity increases. To reverse this, drums need to be returned to 80-90ºF. Blending should not exceed 130ºF. Prolonged exposure to temperatures in excess of 100ºF may result in darkening of product and release of corrosive by-products.

Storage and Handling

Storage and Handling

 N/A Twin Draw 704 may be stored in an original container or bulk storage tank. Exposure to 0ºF for an extended period will cause significant viscosity increases. To reverse this, drums need to be returned to 80-90ºF. Blending should not exceed 130ºF. Prolonged exposure to temperatures in excess of 100ºF may result in darkening of product and release of corrosive by-products.