Which risk increases when a lathe's lubrication system uses cutting fluid with high tramp oil contamination?

💡 Explanation

Excessive tool wear results from the **Boundary Lubrication failure**, because the diminished lubricating properties cause increased friction between the tool and workpiece; therefore, tool life decreases rather than alternative hydraulic or motor stress/failure modes at nominal temp/pressure.

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