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Lubricant suits high-temperature environments.
December 6, 2005 -
Formulated with polyol esters, Chain Oil XL prevents carbon deposit formation, optimizes cleanliness, and reduces varnish and sludge. Lubricant, available in ISO Viscosity Grades 150 and 220, has flash point of 600ºF and is compatible with mineral oil and ester-based products. Product exhibits lubricity and load carrying characteristics suited for promoting performance of chain sprockets, pins, bushings, plates, rollers, and link plates.
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Release date: August 4, 2005
New ANDEROL® Chain Oil XL Delivers Longer Life and Exceptional Cleanliness
East Hanover, NJ (August 4, 2005) - Anderol Inc. introduces the new ANDEROL® Chain Oil XL, formulated with specialized polyol esters that possess a natural high detergency and clean high-temperature characteristics. Chain Oil XL prevents carbon deposit formation, maximizes cleanliness, and significantly reduces varnish and sludge. As a result, operations will realize lower power consumption and extended service intervals.
Maintenance personnel operating chain-driven production lines in high-temperature environments can minimize unscheduled downtime and prolong component life with this new lubricant. Optimally formulated, ANDEROL Chain Oil XL exhibits excellent lubricity and load carrying characteristics to increase the performance of chain sprockets, pins, bushings, plates, rollers, and link plates. Incorporating the new synthetic chain oil into a maintenance strategy will help high-throughput companies meet demanding production schedules and business goals.
"Improperly lubricated chain-drives stretch or kink up due to excessive wear and corrosion leading to extended periods of downtime," says Wayne Sawyer, brands manager, ANDEROL Inc. "We formulated the new ANDEROL Chain Oil XL to address the production obstacles associated with improper lubrication and protect chain components in high-temperature environments."
ANDEROL Chain Oil XL has a flash point of 315ºC (600ºF), is available in ISO Viscosity Grades 150 and 220, and is compatible with mineral oil and ester-based products.
About ANDEROL
ANDEROL Inc., a unit of Kaufman Holdings Corporation, is a worldwide supplier of specialty synthetic lubricants serving the air compression, aviation, food & beverage, military, mining, oil & gas, and power generation markets. ANDEROL lubricants help customers achieve business goals by minimizing downtime, reducing maintenance costs, and maximizing ROI. The company provides a full range of professional technical assistance including, testing, research, development, consultation and after-sale support. Products are sold through a worldwide network of distributors under the ANDEROL®, BIO GUARD®, ROYAL®, ROYCO®, and PQ® brands. Offices are located in the U.S., Canada, The Netherlands, Italy, and Japan. For more information, go to www.anderol.com or e-mail info@anderol.com
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Phone: 212-529-4500 ext 218 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Anderol Company Address: 215 Merry Lane, P.O. Box 518 City: East Hanover State: NJ ZIP: 07936 Country: USA Phone: 888-263-3765 FAX: 973-884-3825 http://www.anderol.com
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