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PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE


In-house tests have shown that Klüber Lubrication advanced additive technologies can react at the surface of the tooth flank even at low oil temperatures to assure protection across the widest range of operating conditions as well as assuring the most durable service life and transmission efficiency.


SYNTHETIC GEAR OILS Synthetic gear oils for example offer a significantly higher efficiency than standard gear oil based on mineral oil, resulting in a lower friction which reduces temperature, lowers energy costs and enables extended oil change intervals – an important consideration when lubricating offshore wind turbines.


Standard gear oil (mineral oil, ISO VG 220)


PUSHING THE LIMITS – THE FUTURE OF SPECIALITY LUBRICANTS


As an independent supplier of speciality lubricants the company excel at driving improvement measures even when ‘problems’ don’t exist to deliver on overall uptime and productivity aims.


Through their technology, expertise and by working in close collaboration with leading OEMs, Klüber Lubrication continue to push the limits of efficiency and performance helping to achieve the best operational practices that combine economic savings with environmental benefits.


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Klübersynth GEM 4-220 N (synthetic oil, ISO VG 220)


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