Dual-horizontal-axis cooling chart
The vertical axis is workpiece temperature. Read cooling time from the bottom axis and instantaneous cooling rate from the top axis.
Built for the largest-volume everyday heat-treatment work: concentration-adjustable cooling without the open-flame risk of quenching oil, with clean workpieces, low viscosity and practical batch operation.
Select one to six series. Each option controls both its solid temperature-time path and dashed instantaneous-cooling-rate-temperature path. All six are shown by default.
① water; ② 5%; ③ 10%; ④ 15%; ⑤ 20%; ⑥ 25%. All six series share one dual-horizontal-axis chart and can be selected individually or together.
The vertical axis is workpiece temperature. Read cooling time from the bottom axis and instantaneous cooling rate from the top axis.
| Concentrate appearance | Light-yellow liquid |
|---|---|
| Specific gravity at 25°C | 1.09 |
| Appearance of 5% aqueous solution | Colourless transparent liquid |
| pH of 5% aqueous solution | 8.2 |
| Steel corrosion, 50°C for 3 hours | Pass |
| Copper corrosion, 50°C for 3 hours | Pass |
| Impurities | 0.06% |
AR-GP does not replace the dedicated range. It completes the portfolio for the broadest, highest-volume everyday water-based quenching work.
AR-GP forms a stable aqueous solution, allowing the cooling response to move from the water side toward the oil side as concentration changes.
No quenching-oil fire hazard, cleaner workpiece surfaces and low viscosity for practical continuous or batch production.
Low viscosity supports access into complex geometry. Final concentration still depends on effective section, distortion and cracking risk.
Gears, sprockets and other induction-hardened parts requiring controlled cooling and a clean surface.
Standard parts, balls, springs, crankshafts and workpieces across a range of dimensions.
Large drive wheels and complex components, with concentration set from tank, circulation and loading conditions.
Aluminium alloys, copper and related workpieces; confirm material condition, solution temperature and cooling practice for each application.
Provide material, dimensions, weight, target microstructure or hardness and the current quenching problem.
Use a quenchometer to compare cooling curves and determine the AR-GP concentration range for the workpiece.
Add AR-GP concentrate to water at the selected ratio and circulate until the solution is uniform.
Control concentration by refractometer. The product information specifies solution temperature below 60°C.
200 kg drums or 20 kg packs; store in a cool, dry place and protect from rain. Confirm the available package when requesting a quotation.
AR-GP can be evaluated as an oil alternative, but it is not a name-for-name substitution. Hardenability, effective section, target microstructure, distortion risk, tank, temperature and relative motion must be considered together.
No. The six curves show that concentration changes both high- and low-temperature cooling paths. Select concentration from the target workpiece curve, not simply from the highest peak cooling rate.
First establish the target cooling window with a quenchometer, then monitor concentration by refractometer and record solution temperature, relative motion, loading and make-up additions.
Enter an email address and two lines about the workpiece. We will reply with a AR-GP concentration direction based on section, performance target and tank conditions.