The article presents the results of experimental and industrial tests of physical and chemical parameters of the experimental emulsol "Quakerol". According to the physicochemical parameters the experimental emulsol "Quakerol" differs from the used emulsol "Universal-1TS" by higher lubricating properties. Operating modes of stand and coiler electric motors of tandem mill at rolling of melts from experimental emulsol "Quakerol" lubricated with emulsol "Quakerol" and serial emulsol "Universal-1ТС" lubricated with conservation oil "OK-2" at LPTs were analyzed. The results of analysis of loads at rolling of strips with 0.68×1000 mm cross-section from pre-rolled sheet with thickness of 3.0 mm showed that the values of average total loads on stand motors and coiler of four-stand mill 1680 were higher when using experimental emulsol "Quakerol". The comparative analysis of experimentally obtained data on influence of technological conditions of cold-rolled coils production at four-stand continuous tandem mill 1680 with using emulsols "Quakerol" and "Universal-1TS" on rolling power parameters, power consumption and contamination of DC01 flat carbon steel surface is presented. Multiple regression equations were obtained to describe power consumption during rolling using different emulsions, the values of cross-sectional area were taken as a varying factor. Specific power consumption and average total load on stands and coiler motors during rolling with the use of emulsion prepared from experimental emulsion "Quakerol" and emulsion prepared from standard emulsion "Universal-1TS" were estimated. The reasons of higher specific power consumption during LCL operation with the experimental emulsion were analyzed. A quantitative assessment of contamination of the surface of steel samples using the experimental emulsion "Quakerol", oil "OK-2" and standard emulsion "Universal-1TS" is given. The necessity of further tests to determine the optimal concentration of emulsion from "Quakerol" to ensure the reduction of energy costs per ton of cold rolled steel has been substantiated. The practical significance of the work lies in the development of methods for analysis of lubricants with regard to the prospects of using "Quakerol" emulsion instead of "Universal-1TS" emulsion in order to improve the quality and increase the productivity of the cold-rolling shop