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Tel: +44 (0)1442 230589 Fax: +44 (0)1442 259232 Website: www.ukla.org.uk Email: lube@ukla.org.uk


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United Kingdom Lubricants Association Ltd


Editorial Team: R.G. Parker, UKLA Executive Director. S. Jarman, Sub-editor & UKLA Secretariat.


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UKLA President


R.G. Parker Editor M. Swiney UKLA Vice President


The views expressed in LUBE are not necessarily shared by the UKLA Board of Directors of the Association. Articles and all information are printed without responsibility on the part of the publisher or authors for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from action as a result of any view expressed or information contained therein.


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Lube Magazine is distributed ‘FREE’ worldwide to qualifying subscribers. To subscribe please complete the online form via www.lube-media.com. Should you need additional copies, please order by email lube@ukla.org.uk.


State-of-the Art Technology for Chemistry Students at Nottingham Trent


Two chemistry teaching laboratories and a research laboratory at Nottingham Trent University have been completely re-equipped with Asynt DrySyn®


heating blocks,


providing a cleaner, safer and more convenient alternative to the oil baths previously in use.


DrySyn heating blocks offer a number of benefits when compared to oil baths, including faster heating, cleaner work space, a smaller footprint, with excellent reaction visibility and no hot oil hazard. In addition, Nottingham Trent University students now gain first hand experience of working with the kinds of equipment that they can expect to be using in industry.


In addition to the popular single-place DrySyn the multi-position DrySyn bases


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offer the ability to perform chemistries in parallel. The DrySyn Cool models were shown in independent tests to give better temperature control, faster cooling and greater ability to cope with exotherms than a conventional ice bath.


Systems are available for heating (to 300ºC) or cooling (to -30ºC) single or multiple reaction vessels with volumes from 1ml to 5000ml. They are fully compatible with all magnetic stirring hotplates, or the novel DrySyn Vortex Overhead Stirrer System can provide powerful directly-driven stirring for up to three flasks.


LINK www.asynt.com


March 20-21


Forthcoming Events


For a complete list of Forthcoming Events please go to Lube-Media.com and click What’s On.


ISSUE No. 103 JUNE 2011


LUBE: The European Lubricants Industry Magazine – is the Official Journal of UEIL, the European Lubricants Industry Organisation.


LUBE is published 6 times per year providing news and developments for the Lubricant Manufacturers, End-users and Suppliers.


LUBE is the registered trade mark of United Kingdom Lubricants Association Ltd (UKLA). © LUBE 2010


Material published in Lube Magazine may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior permission of Rod Parker, Lube Magazine Editor.


All Correspondence should be addressed to:- Lube Magazine, c/o UKLA, Berkhamsted House, 121 High Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 2DJ, United Kingdom.


June 11-14 June 14-15


NLGI 78th Annual Meeting California, USA Contact: www.nlgi.org


ICIS 5th Asian Base Oils & Lubricants Conference Seoul, Korea Contact: emiley.partington@icis.com


September 14-16 UEIL 4th Symposium on Metal Removal Fluids: Global challenges Barcelona, Spain Contact: www.ueil.org


September 21-22 ACI 3rd Annual European Base Oils & Lubricants Summit Krakow, Poland Contact: www.acieu.net


October 11-12 October 15-18 October 23-26 October 26-28 November 2 December 1-2 January 10-12 February 23-24


ICIS 8th Middle Eastern Base Oils & Lubricants Conference Dubai, United Arab Emirates Contact: emiley.partington@icis.com


ILMA Annual Meeting Florida, USA Contact: www.ilma.org


ASME/STLE International Joint Tribology Conference California, USA Contact: www.asmeconferences.org/IJTC2011


Annual Congress of the European Lubricants Industry-UEIL Dubrovnik, Croatia Contact: www.ueil.org


UKLA Annual Dinner London, UK


Contact: chrisabbott@ukla.org.uk


ICIS 7th Pan-American Base Oils & Lubricants Conference Jersey City, USA Contact: emiley.partington@icis.com


18th International Colloquium Tribology Stuttgart/Ostfildern, Germany Contact: www.tae.de/tribology


ICIS 16th World Base Oils & Lubricants Conference Lancaster Hotel, London Contact: emiley.partington@icis.com


UNITI Mineral Oil Technology Congress 2012 Stuttgart, Germany Contact: leber@uniti.de


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