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26. 09. 24
Berg+Schmidt made a big impression at this year's Lubricant Expo in Düsseldorf, combining industry expertise with racing excitement.
04. 04. 24
Water-soluble corrosion inhibitors are essential in preventing corrosion in various industrial applications where metal components are exposed to water or water-mixed solutions. These inhibitors play a crucial role in protecting the integrity of metal parts, ensuring their longevity and efficiency. In water-mixed metal working fluids, corrosion inhibitors enhance the corrosion protection properties of the lubricants, extending the lifespan of machinery and equipment. In mold release baths, where components are tested for tightness, water-soluble corrosion inhibitors help prevent corrosion on metal surfaces, ensuring accurate and reliable test results. Moreover, in neutral detergent solutions, water-soluble corrosion inhibitors help prevent corrosion on metal surfaces during the cleaning process, maintaining the quality and performance of the detergent solution.
26. 03. 24
Our first visit as an exhibitor to the Lubricant Expo trade fair was a full success for our team. The fairly new trade fair connects suppliers of lubricant solutions with end customers and the entire supply chain of chemicals and facilities. We are sure that this has not been our last visit!
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Natural Base Oils for Environmentally Friendly Base Materials Plant-based esters are used in lubricants for a variety of applications. They offer a number of advantages over mineral oils, which makes them an attractive alternative: All a Matter of Viscosity Berg+Schmidt offers a wide range of lubricant esters with a variety of viscosities. Viscosity has a […]
The EU Regulation for Deforestation-Free Products Deforestation and forest degradation are the main causes of global warming and the loss of biodiversity. According to FAO estimates, 420 million hectares of forest were cleared between 1990 and 2020. This corresponds to an area larger than the European Union. The expansion of agricultural land for the production […]