Complete lubrication solutions for cement and heavy industry
These include high temperatures, heavy loads, dust and water contamination, and long service intervals. FUCHS meets such challenges with innovative solutions that provide high performance, reliability, and efficiency. It also offers technical support, condition monitoring, and customised service packages to optimise the lubrication of cement plants.
STABYL HD, in particular, is a heavy-duty lithium soap grease containing a highly viscous base oil and wear-reducing EP additives and solid lubricants. It is mainly used in heavy equipment engineering to lubricate large, self-aligning roller bearings in roller mills and presses and plain bearings subject to high surface pressures.
The product has approval from major global OEMs such as KHD Humboldt Wedag International, Koyo Australia, Loesche, Maschinenfabrik Köppern, Outotec, and ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions AG. It means that, apart from the cement industry, it is perfect for construction, machinery and equipment, power generation, mining, quarrying, and exploration.
Allin highlights that FUCHS is able to support its customers throughout the cement manufacturing process. Right from the quarrying stage, equipment such as crushers, trucks, and excavators operate in arduous conditions and are exposed to vibration, massive loads, and dust. FUCHS supplies a range of special lubricant solutions from blending beds to grinding units. It even provides chain oils and special oils and greases as well as lubricants for gearboxes and synthetic heavy-duty oils.
When it comes to the kilns and clinker coolers involved in hot processing, FUCHS offers open gear and high temperature lubricants, lubricants for thrust and support rollers, and even cleaners to degrease metal parts. The vertical roller mills used in the final grinding process require high performance oils for trunnion bearings and gearboxes, and special open gear lubricants for spray bath and circulation lubrication.
“Our customers also benefit from our global expert network, which offers the best technical expertise based on our extensive experience in the cement and other heavy industrial sectors,” concludes Allin.
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About FUCHS
FUCHS develops, produces, and markets high-grade lubricants and related specialties for virtually all industries Founded in 1931 as a family business in Mannheim, FUCHS is now the world's largest independent supplier of innovative lubricant solutions, covering almost every industry and application. Today, the company’s 6 000 employees in over 50 countries still share the same goal: To keep the world moving both sustainably and efficiently.
To live up to this claim, we think in terms of perfection, not merely standards. When developing individual solutions, we enter into an intensive customer dialogue – acting as an experienced consultant, innovative problem solver and reliable team partner. The results we provide meet not only the highest technological requirements, but also help customers save on operating costs and emissions. Because at FUCHS, sustainability is not simply an empty phrase, but a mindset – and thus the basis and aspiration of all our business activity.
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