by BioBlend | Jul 15, 2021 | Biodegradable Lubricants, Renewable Lubricants
Maybe you’re thinking about converting the lubrication in your equipment or machinery to a bio-based or otherwise environmentally acceptable lubricant. Are you aware that some bio-based lubricants feature superior lubricity, very high flash points, higher viscosity,...
by BioBlend | Jun 25, 2021 | Biodegradable Lubricants, Renewable Lubricants
In today’s marketplace, the term “biodegradable” has become a buzz word across many different industries. In many cases, project requirements demand the use of biodegradable materials including lubricants for machines and devices, particularly within applications in...
by BioBlend | Jan 17, 2021 | Renewable Lubricants
20 Years of Renewable Lubricants Happy New Year everyone! We hope you are all doing well as we roll into 2021. Many of you may not know this but we are celebrating 20 years of BioBlend named products being in the lubricants market in 2021. We are excited to continue...
by BioBlend | Oct 25, 2020 | Biodegradable Lubricants, EAL Lubricants, Hydraulic Oil, Renewable Lubricants
High Dielectric Strength – Why It Matters Do you operate in environments that put you or your employees in close proximity to dangerous high voltage equipment such as power lines, buried cables or transformers? If so, you will want to consider the dielectric strength...
by BioBlend | Oct 23, 2020 | Biodegradable Lubricants, EAL Lubricants, Renewable Lubricants
Having a High Flash Point is an important characteristic in a lubricant, especially in environments where spills, leaks or ruptured lines could encounter an ignition source. If your equipment operates at very high temperature and/or there is the potential exposure to...
by BioBlend | Oct 23, 2020 | Biodegradable Lubricants, EAL Lubricants, Renewable Lubricants
Another great attribute of BioBlend’s eSyn™ products is superior natural solvency. In previous articles, we have touched on the powerful characteristics that firmly set BioBlend lubricants apart from their petroleum-based counterparts. These are: High VI – A...
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