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Lubrication of chains, hinges, joints, ejector pins, clamping and drying frames or slideways at temperatures up to 250°C or under influence of water, for example conveying systems in painting, stoving, drying and cooling bed installations Advantages and benefits Outstanding oxidation properties Resistant to water and steam Good creep properties Outstanding adhesion and lubrication effect with no tendency to drip No formation of hard residues Extreme wear protection through Moₓ-Active Resistant to ultraviolet radiation Also available as spray version OKS 3541 For optimum effect, clean the surfaces. Best way is to clean mechanically first and then with OKS 2610/OKS 2611 universal cleaner. Stir/shake well before use. Apply OKS 354 with a brush, drip oiler or by immersion or using a suitable automatic lubrication system to locations to be lubricated. Spray OKS 3541 on evenly. Allow excess to drip off and wait for lubricant to penetrate

Lubrication of chains, hinges, joints, ejector pins, clamping and drying frames or slideways at temperatures up to 250°C or under influence of water, for example conveying systems in painting, stoving, drying and cooling bed installations Advantages and benefits Outstanding oxidation properties Resistant to water and steam Good creep properties Outstanding adhesion and lubrication effect with no tendency to drip No formation of hard residues Extreme wear protection through Moₓ-Active Resistant to ultraviolet radiation

Drying Drying systems for granulates and powder Whether surface moisture, capillary moisture or crystal humidity – each product has its own requirements of the drying. The following applies: With Ebbecke Verfahrenstechnik AG your contract drying is in the best of hands, because we dry granulates and powder carefully according to the specific requirements. On request we can even develop new and innovative drying processes for you. System diversity as a basis for a perfect result With the selected drying process, our process engineers take into account for example the temperature sensitivity, resistance to ultraviolet radiation (infrared radiation), the surface structure and the capillary structure of the product which is to be dried. Of course, the differences in the output moisture content and the desired residual moisture must be included in the procedural evaluation of an efficient drying. However, not every drying system is suitable for every material which is to be dried. To get