ABB Biotemp is a natural ester-based insulating fluid that is biodegradable and fire-safe, commonly used in eco-friendly transformers. GlobeCore purification systems filter and dry Biotemp fluids, preserving their dielectric strength and extending service life.

Turbine operators use GlobeCore TOR-1 testers to perform lubricating oil moisture testing, ensuring safe operation and avoiding costly shutdowns.

GlobeCore TOR-6 testers deliver lab-grade accuracy, detecting even microscopic water and fine particles that degrade lubricants and damage equipment.

The cost of GlobeCore TOR-8 depends on configuration and additional features, but it helps companies save on costly transformer repairs by enabling early detection of developing faults.

The price of GlobeCore TOR-7 varies by configuration, but it saves significant costs by replacing multiple devices and preventing transformer failures.

Chicken fat is a low-cost byproduct of poultry processing and is generally cheaper than vegetable oils like soybean or rapeseed. Availability is strong in regions with large poultry industries. However, it requires more pretreatment and has handling challenges (e.g., solidifies at lower temperatures). Despite this, the overall cost-per-liter of biodiesel remains competitive. The GlobeCore USB system’s efficiency and low energy use help further reduce production costs, making chicken fat a viable option, especially for localized or integrated production models.

Homogenization ensures even dispersion of active ingredients and emulsifiers, preventing separation. The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer provides high-speed homogenization to achieve a stable repellent formulation.

Pharmaceutical-grade mixers, like the USB 6 Impeller Stirrer, are made from FDA-approved materials, ensure low-shear and high-shear options, and comply with GMP standards for safe drug production.

When a transformer leaks oil, it can lead to reduced cooling efficiency, potential contamination of the environment, and increased risk of electrical failure if not remedied promptly.

The primary purpose of a transformer is to transfer electrical energy between circuits via electromagnetic induction while changing voltage levels, thereby facilitating efficient power transmission and distribution in electrical networks.