Cutting Paste V4G (120 g)

• for supporting thread cutting, drilling, and reworking operations where lubrication is required
• for workshop and maintenance use with suitable cutting tools
• for reducing friction tendency at the cutting zone when applied correctly
• for use as an accessory, not as a replacement for correct tool selection

Note Apply the lubricant according to the machining process and verify tool, workpiece material, and thread data separately.

• Supports lubrication at the cutting zone during drilling, tapping, or reworking.
• Container size in the product title gives a clear ordering reference.
• Accessory use helps separate lubrication choice from tool and thread selection.
• Correct application can support smoother cutting behavior in suitable processes.

• Lubrication cannot compensate for a wrong tool or thread size, so verify the cutting tool before applying more force.

1. Select the cutting tool and confirm the thread or drilling operation.
2. Clean the contact area before applying lubricant.
3. Apply the lubricant to the cutting zone.
4. Start the operation with controlled speed and pressure.
5. Add lubricant again only as the process requires it.
6. Clean the finished thread or hole after machining.
7. Store the container closed after use.

• 1 piece Cutting Paste V4G (120 g)

• Product type: cutting fluid accessory
• Thread designation: Cutting Paste V4G (120 g)
• Accessory function: cutting lubrication

What is this accessory used for?

It supports lubrication during cutting, drilling, tapping, or reworking operations where the process requires it.

Does it replace correct tool selection?

No, lubricant supports the process but cannot correct a wrong tool, wrong size, or poor alignment.

How do you apply it?

Apply it to the cutting zone according to the operation and refresh it only as the process requires.

Can it be used with thread repair work?

Yes, use it only in the drilling or tapping steps where lubrication is suitable and keep insert installation clean.

What should you check before use?

Check workpiece material, tool type, and operation before selecting the lubricant.

Where can you find the threading tools catalog?

You can find the threading tools catalog here: VD 23 catalog as PDF