Deep Drawing lubricant

Much too complicated for a simple answer. I suggest you contact your lubricant supplier and ask for technical assistance. There are so many factors involved--temperature, materials, rate, surface finish, die life, desired surface finish,etc. Vast universe of options.

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I found some lubricants from Fuchs (renoform 96) and ERALUBE (neaycut cpf). But i have not tested none of them until now. As soon as testing i gonna share my experience.