Cutting oil and machining oil for CNC lathes, Swiss-type machines, mills and drilling: EASYCUT neat oils, used straight from the drum, without water. Three viscosities cover most jobs: NMO121 (ISO 12) for light to medium machining, NMO241 (ISO 24) for medium duty, deep-hole drilling and broaching, and NMO361 (ISO 36) for heavy cuts and gear cutting. All three are chlorine-free mineral oils with EP additives.

In stock in Canada in 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums, NMO121 also in 270-gallon totes. Order online 24/7, no quote needed.

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EASYCUT NMO121 Cutting Oil ISO 12 for Light to Medium Machining, 5 Gallon Pail

NMO121-5In stock

CA$111.00

excl. taxesCA$165.62

Total discount 33%

EASYCUT NMO361 Cutting Oil ISO 36 for Heavy-Duty Machining, 5 Gallon Pail

NMO361-5In stock

CA$126.00

excl. taxesCA$187.71

Total discount 33%

EASYCUT NMO241 Cutting Oil ISO 24 for Medium-Duty Machining, 55 Gallon Drum

NMO241-55Running out of stock

CA$1,099.00

excl. taxesCA$1,653.73

Total discount 34%

EASYCUT NHO051 Honing and Grinding Oil ISO 5, 55 Gallon Drum

NHO051-55Made to order

CA$1,505.36

excl. taxes

Neat machining oil or water-soluble coolant?

Choose a neat metal cutting oil when lubrication matters more than cooling. Tapping and thread cutting, broaching, gear cutting, deep-hole drilling and most Swiss-type lathes run on oil: the cut is slow or enclosed, the tool rubs as much as it cuts, and a film of oil with EP additives is what keeps the edge and the surface intact.

For general milling and turning at speed, a water-soluble CNC coolant is usually the better choice — water carries heat away far better than oil, and the working fluid costs much less per gallon. Neat oil also needs a machine built for it: a tight enclosure, mist extraction and a fire-safety plan, because oil smokes and burns where coolant does not.

Which viscosity: ISO 12, 24 or 36

	NMO121	NMO241	NMO361
Viscosity at 40 °C	12 mm²/s	24 mm²/s	36 mm²/s
Flash point	above 160 °C	above 190 °C	above 210 °C
Best at	Light to medium machining, drilling	Medium duty, deep-hole drilling, broaching	Heavy-duty machining, gear cutting
Sizes	Pail, drum, tote	Pail, drum	Pail, drum

A thin oil gets into a fast, light cut, drains off chips and parts quickly and leaves less on them when they come out of the machine. A thicker oil holds its film under a heavy load, mists less and has a higher flash point — which is why gear cutting and heavy cuts go to ISO 36. If you are not sure, start one step thinner: it is easier on filters and drag-out, and you will see quickly if the load needs more.

Cutting Oils

Neat machining oil or water-soluble coolant?

Which viscosity: ISO 12, 24 or 36

Neat machining oil or water-soluble coolant?

Which viscosity: ISO 12, 24 or 36

What a cutting oil problem looks like

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