Controlled-rate Cooling Fluid KR6180

This advanced, environmentally friendly, water-soluble quenching agent offers fast cooling rates across high, medium, and low temperatures.

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Category: Controlled-rate cooling Fluid, Water-soluble quenching liquid

Product Details

Advantages

Extremely short vapor film phase with a fast high-temperature cooling rate, achieving high and uniform quenching hardness for workpieces | Excellent rust and corrosion protection for parts, quenching tanks, and cooling circulation systems | Resistant to aging and degradation, ensuring a long service life | No smoke, non-flammable, no fire hazard, and a clean production environment | Green, environmentally friendly, and pollution-free.

Technical Specifications

Model	KR6180
Concent Ration	wt % >= 5-15
Kinematic Viscosity	(40°C,10%) mm2/s 1.43
Operating Temperature	°C 5-40
Application Range	Suitable for quenching of large-sized medium-low carbon alloy steel and medium-small sized carbon steel parts.

Storage Conditions

Item	Requirements
Storage Temperature	5–40°C. Indoor storage is recommended. Protect from freezing, as freezing may damage the polymer system.
Packaging & Container Requirements	Packaged in 200 L plastic drums with a net weight of 200 kg per drum; 25 kg plastic pails or 1,000 kg intermediate bulk containers (IBCs) may also be used.
Shelf Life	2 years. After expiry, the product may only be used after it has been retested and confirmed to meet specifications.
Key Properties (KR9988)	Appearance: light yellow to pale red viscous liquid; pH (5% solution): 9.5–10.5; kinematic viscosity (10% solution at 40°C): 3.19 mm²/s.
Precautions	Nonflammable and presents no fire hazard; nevertheless, keep the container tightly sealed. If stored outdoors, place the drum horizontally to prevent water, dust, and other contaminants from entering. Retighten the cap immediately after dispensing. Check the concentration with a refractometer before use. PAG-containing products exhibit reverse solubility; polymer separation at elevated temperatures is normal, and the product can be restored by cooling and stirring.