SS60 anionic bitumen emulsion is a slow-setting, negatively charged emulsion used for soil priming and dust control. GlobeCore equipment enables the production of SS60 anionic emulsions with uniform particle size and stability.

Polymer modified bitumen emulsion is a blend of bitumen, water, and polymers for enhanced elasticity and durability, ideal for demanding road and waterproofing applications. GlobeCore plants can produce such emulsions with controlled formulation and homogeneity.

The GlobeCore TOR-8 is a residual gas content tester designed for silicone transformer oil. It measures the volume and types of gases dissolved in the oil, helping detect early signs of overheating, arcing, or insulation breakdown before critical failures occur.

GlobeCore TOR-6 serves as a compact, portable analyzer for moisture and contamination testing, widely used by fuel terminals, marine fleets, and industrial plants.

Coconut shells have high calorific value and can be used as biofuel through pyrolysis, gasification, or direct combustion. They produce biochar, syngas, or biocoal, useful for power generation or soil amendment. While GlobeCore specializes in liquid biofuel (biodiesel), coconut shell processing represents an additional renewable energy opportunity. When integrated into a full coconut-based energy system (oil + biomass), it creates a zero-waste, carbon-neutral fuel model ideal for island and rural regions.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer enables continuous mixing, allowing for steady input of raw materials, ensuring consistent product quality and increased production efficiency.

There are generally three types of transformer oil: mineral oil, synthetic oil, and ester-based oil.

The purpose of transformer oil is to provide electrical insulation, facilitate efficient heat dissipation, and protect internal components from contamination and moisture.