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Due to their unique viscosity indices, Ecoline products are suitable for ultra-low applications such as low temperature and micro bore hydraulics.
Haltermann Carless is leading several joint development programs with customers who have mid-to-long-term sustainability agendas and therefore need a differentiated approach to their product development. As this is a new feedstock material for several of our customers, technical support from Haltermann Carless is vital in order to ensure adequate technical product scoping, risk management and marketing strategy definition.
Haltermann Carless has done extensive scoping for these products within the chemical industry regarding the applications range and our reach has been far and wide. The table at the bottom of this page will highlight some of our successful projects:
Haltermann Carless sustainability agenda and the way forward With thanks to and in collaboration with Neste Corporation, Haltermann Carless has coordinated the documentation process for ensuring that our end customers receive complete sustainability certification of the Ecoline range in order to bring value in differentiation to their own customers.
If you are interested in obtaining a sample of an Ecoline product or engaging in joint development for a unique product or application, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Contact details: Dr. Andreas Reindl, Vice President of New Business Development Phone: +49 69 695386257 Mobile: +49 151 62848884 Email:
areindl@h-c-s-group.com
Sources:
http://www.iscc-system.org/en/iscc-system/iscc-plus/
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/LSU/?uri=celex: 32003L0030
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/349230/ Introduction-to-HVO-a-premium-bio-based-diesel.pdf
http://www.machinerylubrication.com/Read/240/ biodegradable-biobased-lubricants
LINK
www.h-c-s-group.com
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