Storing cutting fluids

[PT Doc]

I'd like to have smaller bottles of cutting fluid instead of using the ones they came in. Smaller squeeze bottle could be good I think. My wife bought these

http://t.harborfreight.com/pack-of-3...aps-66170.html

at harbor freight. They are either polyeturethane or polypropylene according to the online description. Would they be ok for a dark cutting oil with sulfur.? How about some of the tap magic kind of fluids?

Thanks

[outback]

Your bottles did not show on my computer. This is how I store cutting fluids. These are sold at MSC and they are called applicators and come in different sizes.



Then I got the idea of this storage rack for the bottles. It swings out of the way.



Never had any fluid effect the plastic container, not even lacor thinner

Jim

[PT Doc]

I don't know much about plastic but they have this labelled as polyethylene, polyurethane and polypropylene.

Seems like I should be good.

[iMisspell]

http://www.harborfreight.com/pack-of-3-8-oz-storage-bottles-with-twist-caps-66170.html

Seams to be the link PT Doc posted.

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[outback]

I bought a HF package of 3 (polyurethane) while on vacation in Florida. I think they will be fine but know for sure when I get them home and fill them. Can't loose for the price. The Dispensing Bottle #65361644 that MSC sells is made of Polyethylene. I know from experience Polyethylene resists all cutting fluids that I use.

Polystyrene and some PVC is the stuff to avoid for certain fluids. Test first. Be careful with Lacuor thinner, tapping fluid for steel and aluminum

Jim