Industrial lubricants manufacturer ROCOL has announced the global launch of its Ultimate Silicone Spray, a multi-purpose mould release and lubricant spray designed to enhance safety and productivity in demanding industrial environments.
The product is said to feature 360-degree spray capability, a reach of up to 80 centimetres and is NSF H1 certified for incidental food contact. The spray has been produced to address challenges such as large and awkwardly positioned moulds including plastic and rubber moulding while reducing maintenance-related downtime.
According to ROCOL the new spray has a quick-drying, residue-free formulation designed to support precise film coverage and minimize build-up, ensuring smoother operation over time. It aims to respond to customer challenges in the food packaging, injection moulding and automotive manufacturing industries.
ROCOL adds that the Ultimate Silicone Spray is compatible with a wide range of industrial materials and surfaces and can operate effectively in extreme temperatures from –50°C to +200°C. The colourless, wet-film release agent is also chemically inert, water and chemical resistant.
Earlier this year the company revealed refreshed packaging for its SCRUBS cleaning products, with a new ‘bold blue’ colour and a bucket made from 30% recycled plastic. SCRUBS wipes can be used for the heavy-duty cleaning of hands, tools and machine parts, as well as removing grease, oil, adhesives, tar, ink and paint without the need for water.
In February Berry Global unveiled its bottle and cap solution made from post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic, designed for ‘eco-friendly’ performance lubricants manufacturer Green Oil. The company uses ‘sustainably sourced’ plant-based ingredients which are fully biodegradable and free of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), a non-biodegradable, carcinogenic chemical commonly used in lubricant manufacture.
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