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Biokem Operator Leon with vacuum dehydrator ATEX NEMA 7 zone 1 div VDOPS
16 June 2026 admin

Safe Lubricant Filtration in ATEX Zones: Expert Guide

Could a single electrostatic discharge during a routine oil change lead to a catastrophic site failure? For many maintenance managers, the pressure…

Read More Safe Lubricant Filtration in ATEX Zones: Expert Guide
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Batch certification of lubricants post refinery
11 June 2026 admin

Oil packaged and supplied by a refinery most often does not meet the cleanliness specification set by the OEM for the equipment it is used on.: Everything You Need to Know

The assumption that a factory-sealed drum contains “clean” oil is one of the most costly misconceptions in modern industry. In reality, oil packaged…

Read More Oil packaged and supplied by a refinery most often does not meet the cleanliness specification set by the OEM for the equipment it is used on.: Everything You Need to Know
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BioKem filtration of new lubricants
2 May 2026 admin

How Industrial End Users Benefit from BioKem’s Pre-Delivery Lubricant Filtration & Certification

The assumption that new lubricant arriving in a sealed drum is “clean” is one of the most expensive misconceptions in modern maintenance. In reality,…

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IBC with brand new oil contaminated with particulate matter
11 April 2026 admin

Why New Oil Fails OEM Cleanliness Specs: A Guide to Industrial Lubricant Integrity

If you believe the sealed drum of lubricant arriving at your site is ready for immediate use in your rotational asset, you’re likely risking a…

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