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Selecting the Right Food Grade Lubricants

In the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries, lubricants used in processing equipment must meet strict hygiene and safety standards. These lubricants are specially formulated to reduce risks of contamination while maintaining machinery efficiency, corrosion protection, and reliability.

Choosing the right food-grade lubricant isn’t just about performance—it’s about protecting your product, your process, and your brand integrity.

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Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.

C.S. Lewis

Selecting the Right Heat Transfer Fluid

Choosing the right thermal oil or heat transfer fluid can be challenging, as there is a wide variety of products available on the market. At Lubritec, we offer a range of solutions to meet different application needs.

True learning begins when you stop memorizing and start understanding.

Each new question is the door to a thousand answers.

Stephen Hawking

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The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.

Selecting the Right Lubricating Grease

Before choosing the appropriate lubricating grease for a specific application, it is essential to clearly define the operating conditions and performance requirements. These factors play a crucial role in ensuring optimal functionality, safety, and cost-efficiency of machinery.

The best downtime is the one that never happens.

Lubricants don't cost—they save.

Andrew Carnegie

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Watch the costs, and the profits will take care of themselves.

Why Choose Calcium Sulphonate Greases

Calcium Sulphonate Lubricating Greases – Advanced Protection in Demanding Conditions.

By extending lubrication intervals, reducing equipment failures, and simplifying product selection, calcium sulphonate greases deliver both technical excellence and long-term cost efficiency in demanding applications.

Smooth running isn’t about more grease, but the right grease.

A drop of grease is worth a pound of regret.

John Wooden

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You can’t be perfect, but you can be excellent.