GlobeCore TOR-6 functions as a portable field kit for detecting water and particle contamination in lubricating oils, ideal for industrial maintenance teams.

GlobeCore offers the TOR-1 moisture testing kit for substations, enabling fast, precise on-site testing of transformer oil to maintain safe insulation properties.

Chicken fat biodiesel has high cetane numbers, excellent lubricity, and low sulfur content, promoting clean combustion. It significantly reduces CO, HC, and PM emissions but may emit slightly more NOx than petroleum diesel. In cold climates, high saturation content can cause fuel gelling, which is mitigated by blending with petrodiesel (e.g., B20), using additives, or winterizing. Biodiesel produced in the GlobeCore USB plant meets fuel standards, ensuring safe use in unmodified diesel engines.

Industrial-scale homogenizers like the USB 6 Impeller Stirrer ensure consistent product quality, high-volume production capacity, and reduced processing time, improving overall efficiency.

Moisture can be removed from transformer windings by employing vacuum dehydration, controlled thermal drying, or using desiccants; this is critical because moisture reduces the dielectric strength of the insulation and can lead to premature failure.

Operators can adjust variables such as rotor speed, gap settings, and shear force to achieve the desired particle size and texture. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore offers flexible, user-defined settings, allowing for customization based on the product specification. This adaptability ensures that whether a creamy or chunkier peanut butter is desired, the grinding process can be precisely controlled to meet those requirements.

Starter cultures are added to pre-heated milk in large mixing tanks. Uniform dispersion is vital for consistent fermentation, and high-shear mixers—such as systems incorporating the Colloid Mill GlobeCore—help achieve an even distribution of cultures, which in turn results in a consistent acidification and flavour profile throughout the batch.

Retrofitting involves upgrading insulation, cooling systems, or monitoring devices to extend transformer life and enhance performance. It often includes replacing outdated components with more efficient or compliant technologies, ensuring compatibility with modern systems.