On the second day, Dr Lutz Lindemann from Fuchs gave the opening presentation on the challenges in lubricants development including sustainability, raw materials and new technology. Dr LInedemann talked about the conflict between ecology and environment brought about by an increase of 40m cars each year on the world’s roads. Later on Satoshi Hirano from Toyota Motor Corporation talked about the expectations on engine oil technology development. Mr Hirano discussed rising demand for 0w20 automotive engine lubricants in Japan compared with the prevalence of 10w40 in Europe and the way in which engine development has led to higher demands being placed on lubricant technology each year. Adrian Fitzpatrick from Lubrizol gave an interesting presentation on novel fluids for use in off-highway applications to enhance vehicle fuel and operational efficiency. Meanwhile Steve Griffiths from Afton


Chemical Limited gave a presentation on Metalworking trends and insights, arguing that new materials and manufacturing techniques could affect metalworking fluid technology.


UNITI 2015 provided some thoughtful and insightful technical papers given by some leading experts across the sector. As well as excellent networking opportunities, the forum also saw the pre-publication launch of UEIL’s EuropaLub by its President Sebastian Crawshaw which will be fully available over the summer period.


David Wright, Director General United Kingdom Lubricants Association


13-14 April 2016 in Stuttgart Informationen über:


Kraft- und Biokraftstoffe Schmierstoffe Additive Grundöle


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Fuels and Biofuels Lubricants Additives Base Oils


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