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Low-Ash Gas Engine Oil

Rowes Hightec Powerplant SAE 40 gas engine oil has a sulfated ash content of 0.5 percent for use in stationary gas engines running on natural gas and biogas. The company says the oils provide maximum oil-change intervals, minimal wear and excellent engine cleanliness, even at very high combustion chamber temperatures. It is approved for use in Caterpillar and Waukesha engines. Other approvals include GE Jenbacher Type 2, 3, 4 and 6 Aluminum piston – Natural Gas (Class A) and Biogas (Class B); MWM – Natural Gas and Biogas.

www.rowe.com.de

Synthetic Grease Protects Food Equipment

Lubrication Engineers Inc. has introduced H1 Quincal Syn FG Grease for use in food manufacturing plants, especially under severe conditions such as high temperatures, heavy loads and water. The grease is NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact, the company says it provides longer bearing life, fewer equipment repairs, less downtime and lower lubricant consumption. Quincal Syn FG comprise a synthetic base fluid, calcium sulfonate complex thickener and a proprietary impact-resistant additive. It has a high dropping point, inherent extreme pressure characteristics, mechanical stability, low oil bleed, tackiness and water resistance.

www.LElubricants.com

High-Vis Naphthenic

Nynas has launched Base Oil T550 high-viscosity naphthenic base oil for use in lubricants and greases as a replacement for bright stock. Base Oil T550 can be mixed with paraffinic oils to increase viscosity and improve additive solubility. It is suitable for use in lubricating greases and several industrial lubricant formulations, as well as metal rolling and forming applications. The company says Base Oil T550 provides excellent low-temperature properties and superior solvency.and water resistance.

www.nynas.com

Automated Foam Analysis

Kr ss GmbH has launched the Ross Miles foam analyzer that the company says is the worlds first instrument for measuring foam height electronically according to ASTM D 1173. Foam forms through the turbulent mixing of two quantities of the sample liquid. Foam height is detected based on the difference in brightness at the foam-air boundary and is measured as soon as the reservoir is empty and after 60, 180 and 300 seconds. Resolution is 0.4 millimeters.

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