Beef fat is rendered by dry or wet heat processing at ~100°C to separate fat from protein, bone, and tissue. The liquid tallow is then filtered to remove solids and dehydrated to reduce moisture content. If free fatty acids (FFAs) are high, acid esterification may be needed before transesterification. For biodiesel production, refined tallow is ideal. The GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant simplifies processing by handling heating, mixing, and chemical dosing in one modular system, making beef tallow conversion efficient and scalable.

Vacuum-assisted mixing removes air bubbles and unwanted gases, improving product purity and ensuring better reactant interaction. The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer can be integrated with vacuum systems for optimal processing conditions.

GlobeCore offers customization of the USB 6 Impeller Stirrer, including variable speed controls, impeller design options, and integration with existing biopharmaceutical production systems.

PCBs were largely banned in transformers and other electrical equipment during the late 1970s to early 1980s in most developed countries.

FR3 fluid is a fire-resistant transformer fluid formulated to reduce flammability while still offering good dielectric and cooling properties.

Automation improves process consistency, reduces manual errors, and enhances production speed. GlobeCore Colloid Mills often feature automated controls that allow for precise adjustment of parameters, ensuring uniform quality and simplifying large-scale production.

Bitumen surfacing solutions address issues like water damage, cracking, and traffic-induced wear. They improve road safety and durability. GlobeCore polymer-modified bitumen plants ensure the production of innovative materials, solving these problems effectively and enhancing road longevity.

Emulsifier tanks store and supply precise amounts of emulsifiers to the production line. Proper design ensures contamination-free storage and accurate dosing during production.

The best way to regenerate silica gel at home is by using an oven. Spread the silica gel in a thin layer on a baking sheet and heat it at 120-150°C for 2-3 hours, checking periodically. This process will evaporate the absorbed moisture and restore the gel’s drying capabilities. For more demanding applications, GlobeCore provides professional-grade regeneration equipment that simplifies this process, ensuring precise temperature control and efficient moisture removal, suitable for industrial-scale operations.