Technical article by Andreas Faßbender, Dipl.-Ing. (FH), Rhenus Lub GmbH & Co KG How do you transport water in a sieve? Who doesn’t remember being asked this question by their physics teacher in secondary school? The expected and usual [...]
Bridging inactive phases in production as best possible with proper coolant maintenance As a metal machine operator, you may be faced with situations where your machine tools or machining centres need to be shut down. There are a number [...]
Formaldehyde1 has been classified by the Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC) as both "Carcinogen category 1B" and "Mutagen category 2". However, under the directive for the classification of formaldehyde, there is no change to labelling requirements and no obligation [...]
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Fluid management involves all services associated with the use of coolants and other fluids, such as hydraulic fluid or slideway oil. In addition to the use of fluids, it is also important to analyse and optimise the fluid process [...]
Identify problems before they occur Excessive foaming, poor heat dissipation or foreign matter in the operating emulsion — when difficulties occur in the fluid process, it is often worth critically evaluating the operating volume of the processing machines. Could [...]
Important tips for safe handling of coolants We want our customers to feel safe. So we‘ve published a new flyer to help make coolant handling easier and more user-friendly for you. We have seven tips that are effective and, [...]
The GHS Regulation comes into effect on 1 June. The Globally Harmonised System (GHS) of the United Nations (UN) is a standard international system for the classification and labelling of chemicals, providing guidelines for packaging and safety data sheets. [...]
Our latest article covers the key points to consider when using tap water for coolants and the simple means that can be used to determine water quality. Water quality can have a profound influence on the functionality of coolants [...]
