Baileigh Industrial Flood Coolant
B-COOL - 1 Gallon Jug
B-COOL5 - 5 Gallon Bucket
Code named B-Cool, this is the first coolant good enough for Baileigh Industrial to sell. B-Cool is formulated to assist in most metal cutting and machining
operations on ferrous, non-ferrous and specialty alloys. B-Cool is a non-chlorine, non-sulfur, non-phenol and non-nitrate based formula. Baileigh Industrial’s B-Coolis a
clear-green non-petroleum based product formulated with biodegradable ingredients. The results have been superior and have allowed Baileigh Industrial to feel comfortable putting our name
on it. B-Cool is designed for flood coolant of saws.
What makes B-Cool better then the rest?
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Excellent coolant and heat transfer*
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Non-flammable
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Excellent chip flushing
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Superior fluid stability
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Cost Effective Performance
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Water Soluble
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Easy Disposal
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Longer Tool Life*
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Reduce Thermal deformation of work piece
B-Cool is available in convenient 1 gallon jugs or 5 gallon pails
Recommended Dilution: B-Cool should be mixed 20:1 for steel and 30:1 for aluminum, water to product, depending on the severity of the operation and work piece material.
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When cutting materials other then mild steel other variables come into play.
Mild Steel
Optimal cut quality and blade life is achieved by cutting at a speed of approximately 100 to 125 SFM (surface feet per minute)
Stainless Steel
The person selecting the blade must multiply the tooth count in the above chart by 1.2 to ensure proper blade life and cut quality. Optimal cut quality and
blade life is achieved by cutting at a speed of approximately 70 SFM (surface feet per minute)
Aluminum
The person selecting the blade must multiply the tooth count in the above chart by .75 to ensure proper blade life and cut quality. Optimal cut quality and
blade life is achieved by cutting at a speed of approximately 300 SFM (surface feet per minute)
Solids
Solids also have there quirks when it comes to cut quality and blade life. Below is a chart to help you pick the best blade for your solid application.
Remember that the same rules for blade speed apply to solids as they do to tube and pipe.
One other important idea to consider when trying to optimize blade life is the type of cold saw you are purchasing. A semi-automatic cold saw with controlled
decent of the head will always provide longer blade life over a manually operated saw.
If you have any further questions regarding blades for your cold saw, please contact any of our service technicians at 800-458-3687. They will
be more then willing to help you chose the right blade from the hundreds that we have in stock and ready to ship.
