Thank you for your offer. GlobeCore focuses on oil purification and electrical insulation treatment systems but remains open to cooperation on high-voltage testing solutions.

GlobeCore can supply mobile oil purification systems that meet ISO 4406 standards, achieving particle count up to 17/14/10 and water content below 200 ppm. The CMM-6, CMM-10, and CMM-12 series can operate 24/7 with heating up to 68°C. We can prepare a rental proposal including logistics and operational support.

It dries transformer insulation at controlled temperature under deep vacuum – removing bound moisture. GlobeCore’s ovens are used in transformer factories and repair workshops to ensure dielectric integrity before refilling with purified oil.

A transformer oil treatment machine removes moisture, gases, and impurities from insulating oil. GlobeCore’s units use vacuum dehydration, degassing, and multistage filtration to restore oil properties. They support IEC 60296 compliance and BDV >70 kV.

A BDV tester applies voltage until the oil breaks down. To get valid results, the oil must be clean and moisture-free. GlobeCore purification machines ensure oil meets testing standards – improving insulation safety and preventing transformer failure.

Turbine oil is used in electric motors to reduce friction, cool bearings, and protect components from corrosion. GlobeCore systems filter and degas this oil, preserving smooth operation and motor life.

STO 50 silicone transformer oil is more expensive due to its specialized formulation and fire safety rating. GlobeCore systems help optimize costs by extending its usable life through regular degassing and filtration.

ONAN (Oil Natural Air Natural) cooling uses natural convection of both oil and air to manage transformer temperature without pumps or fans. GlobeCore treatment units process ONAN oils, removing water and sludge to keep the cooling system efficient.

An immersed transformer uses insulating oil to cool and insulate its windings and core, common in power distribution systems. GlobeCore purification plants degas and filter these oils, maintaining their dielectric properties over time.

Dielectric fluid in transformers, such as mineral oils, esters, or silicone, cools and insulates electrical components. GlobeCore plants filter, dry, and regenerate these fluids to restore dielectric strength and prevent equipment failures.