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NEWS IN BRIEF


New Fluid check eliminates premature failure


Exol Lubricants a UK independent manufacturer and supplier of lubricant products, has launched a new fluid analysis service that will help to eliminate the risk of machines failing prematurely.


‘Fluid Check’ allows machine operators to regularly monitor the condition of the lubricating fluid they’re using in a bid to detect the type of contaminants and wear issues that can cause early machine failure. www.exol-lubricants.com/c/ fluid-check


Operators simply draw a sample of fluid from their machine and then send it to Exol for comprehensive testing. The results are then posted to a secure web-based portal that operators can access to download the test data. If the fluid needs to be changed, the data will tell the operator and they can schedule maintenance before a failure occurs.


Steve Dunn, Exol Lubricant’s Sales Director, said: “Operators often don’t check the quality of the lubricant


in their machine at regular intervals but that’s mainly because there isn’t an easy, no hassle system in place to facilitate that”.


“Our ‘Fluid Check’ service aims to overcome that problem by making it really easy for operators to get a rapid and clear picture of the quality of the fluid they’re using. If there is a deterioration in fluid quality that’s likely to cause a failure, ‘Fluid Check’ will identify the problem and flag it up so that the necessary maintenance can be completed in good time.”


Each customer using this service is given a special pack that contains all of the equipment that is required to draw off fluid samples safely and cleanly.


Houghton plc acquires Braemar UK Limited


On 20th March 2015 Houghton PLC completed the acquisition of Braemar UK Limited.


Houghton has acquired the associated customers, employees, product and trade names, intellectual property and manufacturing formulations.


Braemar are a specialty metalworking business with a history of over 20 years in the UK Metalworking market with a niche product portfolio supplying customer in the aerospace, automotive and general manufacturing Industries.


Houghton Regional Director Steve Mayo commented “The Braemar product brands and formulas will continue to be offered to customers and we are looking forward to the opportunity to offer new Houghton products to the Braemar customers to compliment the current products. I believe the acquisition further strengthens our customer offer and we are excited by the opportunity to build further on the success that Braemar has enjoyed over 20 years”


LINK www.exol-lubricants.com


LINK www.houghtonintl.com


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