Regular residual gas testing with GlobeCore TOR-8 helps identify abnormal gas patterns in silicone transformer oil, allowing operators to take corrective action and prevent costly equipment failures.

The GlobeCore USB 6 Impeller Stirrer is an advanced mixing solution that ensures thorough blending of pigments, resins, and additives, creating a uniform and high-quality paint formulation.

The primary purpose of oil in a transformer is to insulate live parts, transfer heat away from the core and windings, and reduce the risk of arcing.

Spice grinding machines operate by using high-speed rotational shear forces to break down spice particles. GlobeCore Colloid Mills use a rotor-stator mechanism that generates intense shear, ensuring the spices are uniformly ground to the desired fineness.

Bitumen coatings offer superior water resistance, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional coatings. They adapt well to structural movements. GlobeCore’s polymer-modified bitumen solutions deliver advanced waterproofing properties, suitable for demanding construction environments.

Benefits include fire risk reduction, increased transformer life, and environmentally friendly disposal.

Ductility measures the extent to which bitumen can stretch before breaking, indicating its flexibility and ability to withstand tensile stresses. High ductility values reveal that the bitumen can accommodate thermal expansion and contraction without cracking, which is crucial for durability in varying temperatures.

Diesel fuel polishing benefits standby generators by ensuring that stored fuel remains clean and free of contaminants. Clean fuel improves generator performance, reduces the risk of engine failure, and ensures reliable operation during power outages.

X-ray transformer oil is analyzed by testing several key parameters, including dielectric strength, moisture content, acidity, and the presence of dissolved gases or particles. Dielectric tests measure the oil’s ability to insulate, while moisture and acidity tests check for contamination that could lead to breakdowns. Dissolved gas analysis (DGA) is used to detect gases produced by faults inside the transformer. Regular oil analysis helps identify issues early and prevents equipment failure. GlobeCore’s oil filtration systems are designed to purify oil, restoring its insulating and cooling properties, ensuring reliable transformer operation.

Cutting oil skimmers are devices designed to remove tramp oils—unwanted oils that contaminate cutting fluids—from the surface of coolant tanks. They function by using belts, disks, or tubes that attract oil due to their material properties or motion. As the skimmer moves through the fluid, it collects the floating oil, which is then scraped off and collected for disposal or recycling. Skimmers are important because tramp oils can degrade the cutting fluid, promote bacterial growth, cause unpleasant odors, and reduce machining efficiency. By removing these contaminants, skimmers help maintain fluid quality, extend the life of the cutting oil, and improve overall operational performance.