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Metalworking processes are evolving, and the fluids used to lubricate them must keep pace. One company highlights how th ...
The Environmental Protection Agency issued significant new use rules on Sept. 18 under the Toxic Substances Control Act ...
Industry organizations complained this week that a rule proposed recently by the Environmental Protection Agency could i ...
DIC Corp. began expanding its capacity to produce extreme pressure additives for metalworking fluids at its plant in Kas ...
Beginning in June, Singapore will prohibit the use of short-chain chlorinated paraffins in metalworking fluids and other ...
Neutralizers and twist compression tests are putting an unexpected spin on fluid development.
The U.S. metalworking fluids industry is waiting to learn how the United States will regulate medium- and long-chain chl ...
CHICAGO- Political, environmental and regulatory issues are working together to shape the industrial lubricants landscap ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency entered into consent orders that allow three companies to manufacture and impor ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will reconsider its use of Toxic Substances Control Act Section 5 to review med ...
The production of chlorinated paraffins for use in lubricant additives and metalworking fluids will grow steadily in com ...
The Toxic Substances Control Act reform legislation signed into law June 22 makes significant changes to the United Stat ...
March 23 marked the deadline for stakeholders to submit comments about environmental risks and critical applications ass ...
Corrosion destroys both equipment and lubricants, but corrosion inhibitors present many challenges for lube formulators. ...
Feb. 22 is the deadline for submitting comments and more data for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys ongoing prel ...
The search is on for the next generation of extreme pressure additives to replace chlorinated paraffins in metalworking ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has made public new documents regarding its preliminary risk assessment of medi ...