GlobeCore TOR-1 testers deliver lab-level accuracy, detecting trace levels of water that could otherwise compromise transformer insulation and reliability.

GlobeCore TOR-7 is a portable tester that integrates multiple testing functions, allowing fast, on-site diagnostics without the need for separate instruments.

Coconut oil biodiesel (FAME) is primarily composed of methyl laurate, methyl myristate, and methyl palmitate, derived from the saturated fatty acids in coconut oil. These short-chain methyl esters give it a high cetane number and excellent combustion properties. However, they also result in a relatively low cold-flow performance. The GlobeCore USB plant ensures proper processing so these methyl esters meet industry standards, offering clean-burning biodiesel with excellent ignition quality and lubricity.

To perform a dielectric test, you subject the insulating oil or material to a gradually increasing voltage under controlled conditions until breakdown occurs, thereby measuring its dielectric strength.

The flash point of transformer oil is usually high—often above 140°C—to minimize the risk of ignition during normal operation.

In transformers, the oil is generally a specially processed mineral oil designed for high dielectric strength and effective heat dissipation.

Precise particle size reduction creates a uniform powder that enhances both flavor release and color consistency. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore delivers controlled, consistent milling, which maximizes the potency of spices by ensuring each particle contributes evenly to the overall blend.

Roasting enhances the natural flavors of peanuts by developing a rich, toasted aroma and a deeper, more robust taste. The even heat application during roasting ensures uniform flavor development across all peanuts. This process also facilitates the later grinding stage; when the roasted peanuts are processed through equipment like the Colloid Mill GlobeCore, the enhanced flavor is maintained while achieving a smooth, consistent texture.