grotan® parmetol® biocides for
metalworking fluids
optimal protection for your products and plant Use biocides safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
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Hightec with a clear conscience
ROWE bio-lubricants are a winning product for their environmentally-friendly characteristics and their high performance profile.
The demands on lubricants have increased massively in recent years, both in terms of their technical properties and also their compatibility with the environment. As a company that challenges itself to be forward-looking, ROWE MINERALÖLWERK offers a wide range of sustainable lubricants. One particular emphasis in that regard is in the area of hydraulic oils.
The ROWE HIGHTEC SUNLUB® range has been appreciated
for many years by a number of satisfied customers, such as in the plastics injection moulding industry. Well-known leading industrial machine manufacturers rely on the broad performance range of ROWE lubricants.
This range has also been approved by a Swiss technology leader for extrusion blow moulding machines, and by an Austrian company for plastics injection moulding. Another leading manufacturer of high-end injection moulding machines, looks to ROWE HIGHTEC lubricants for factory fill for special
industrial transmissions. The ROWE HIGHTEC SUNLUB®
range
stands for a special combination of sustainable raw materials, climate-friendly properties and a high performance profile. “Our customers appreciate this symbiosis of ecology and economy,” says ROWE Product Manager Otto Botz. These lubricants also carry a confirmed H1 registration, guaranteeing that they are safe to use in the food and beverage industries or in the pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industry.
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LUBE MAGAZINE NO.130 DECEMBER 2015
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