2197 turbine oil is a synthetic aviation lubricant developed for deposit control and thermal stability. GlobeCore filtration systems degas and clean 2197 oils, extending their usability and protecting jet engines.

Mobil Jet Oil II is a premium synthetic aviation oil, and its cost reflects its high-performance formulation and certification standards. GlobeCore purification helps extend its usable life, lowering overall operating costs.

Midel Oil 7131 is a synthetic ester transformer fluid with superior thermal stability and environmental safety compared to mineral oils. GlobeCore treatment plants remove moisture and gases from Midel 7131, extending its service life and ensuring compliance with IEC standards.

Bituminous emulsion is a dispersion of bitumen in water, stabilized by emulsifiers, used in construction for priming, sealing, and waterproofing. GlobeCore plants can produce all types of bituminous emulsions, from cationic to polymer-modified grades.

Energy companies use GlobeCore TOR-8 to monitor dissolved gases in Midel 7131 oil, improving predictive maintenance and avoiding costly failures.

The GlobeCore TOR-7 is designed as a multifunctional tester, allowing complete assessment of mineral transformer oil quality and compliance with IEC and ASTM standards.

Cod liver oil contains high levels of PUFAs, moisture, phospholipids, and sometimes heavy metals or vitamins (like A and D), which can affect transesterification efficiency and final fuel stability. These components may cause emulsions, oxidation, or soap formation if not removed. Proper drying, neutralization, and degumming are essential before biodiesel conversion. The GlobeCore USB system ensures stable reactions through precise temperature, mixing, and settling control, minimizing the impact of these impurities and maximizing biodiesel quality.

Mechanical pressing (cold or hot press) and solvent extraction are the two main methods for extracting peanut oil. Pressing is more sustainable for small-scale operations, while solvent extraction offers higher yields for industrial use. Once extracted, the oil is filtered and fed into a GlobeCore USB biodiesel unit, which handles the chemical transformation into fuel. Combining oil extraction and biodiesel production on-site creates a complete, sustainable biofuel system.