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William Sluhan

William Sluhan is chairman of the board of directors and CEO of Master Chemical Corp., Perrysburg, Ohio. He has more than 30 years of experience in the design, implementation and evaluation of coolant-management.

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Articles March 1, 1998 William Sluhan

The Good, the Bad and the Smelly

The presence of bacteria and fungi can seriously compromise the effectiveness of metalworking fluids. This article looks at the most harmful microbes and the conditions that allow them to flourish. Preventive measures are also discussed.

Articles December 1, 1997 William Sluhan

Itching for a Solution

This article reviews the causes of skin irritation suffered by some shop workers, with special attention paid to skin conditions that result from poorly maintained metalcutting fluids. The article also discusses the factors that can aggravate skin problems and suggests ways that workers can protect themselves from skin irritants.

Articles October 1, 1995 William Sluhan

Selecting Coolants: Why and How

This is the first in a series of Articles on coolants. It provides a general review of the types of fluids available, their cooling and lubricating abilities and their ease of disposal. Criteria are offered for selecting the appropriate fluid for an operation.

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