The GlobeCore TOR-3 is a tan delta tester designed for silicone transformer oil, measuring dielectric dissipation factor with precision to assess insulation quality in transformers.

The main byproduct is glycerol, which can be purified and used in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, or as a carbon source in anaerobic digestion. Residual materials from oil extraction (like liver tissue) can be processed into fishmeal or fertilizer, enhancing sustainability. The GlobeCore USB plant includes glycerin separation and methanol recovery systems, reducing waste and operational costs. Effective byproduct use supports circular bioeconomy models, especially in coastal or fishing communities where waste valorization is essential.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer is ideal for polymer-modified bitumen, ensuring uniform dispersion of SBS, EVA, and other polymer additives, stabilizing viscosity and elasticity.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer ensures efficient contact between gases and chemical agents, facilitating absorption, neutralization, or purification processes in gas treatment.

Suppliers of transformer oil include major industrial chemical companies and electrical component distributors; these vendors provide oils that conform to international standards such as IEC or ASTM, ensuring proper performance in transformer applications.

Recent advancements include precision rotor-stator designs, real-time process monitoring, automation, energy-efficient motors, and smart diagnostics. GlobeCore Colloid Mills incorporate many of these innovations, providing enhanced control over particle size distribution, lower energy use, and improved overall process reliability.

Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning to prevent residue buildup, lubrication of moving parts, inspection of rotor-stator wear, calibration of sensors and gap settings, and periodic performance audits. Such proactive practices help maintain optimal milling performance and reduce unexpected downtime.