The aim is to reduce the oil requirement for machine users down to 1/3!

A special feature is that, in addition to politicians, corporate CEOs and numerous NGOs, selected medium-sized companies from various sectors will also present how they are actively helping to shape the future world from a sustainability perspective through innovative and sustainable action. KLEENOIL PANOLIN AG is one of the 50 innovative medium-sized companies selected by the organizers.

In the field of lubricants and pressure fluids, KLEENOIL MICROFILTRATION is a technically proven and cost-effective preventive solution since 1986 (36 years).
Lubricant products are subject to a continuous price increase, parallel their shortage threatens and the security of supply with simultaneous preservation of resources increasingly comes into the foreground. In view of this fact, the KLEENOIL technology offers a preventive solution corresponding perfectly with the project "Vision2045". KLEENOIL Microfiltration not only saves oil, but also increases the reliability of the machine throughout its entire life cycle.

The goal is to reduce the oil requirement for machine users down to 1/3, where previously a greater oil requirement was necessary to meet the specified oil change intervals.

"Trust is good, control is better" is a wise saying that definitely also applies to oils. That is why KLEENOIL PANOLIN AG has been cooperating with OELCHECK for several decades. KLEENOIL PANOLIN has been a customer from the very beginning.
At OELCHECK, users receive a laboratory evaluation of the oils used in use that is independent of oil and machine manufacturers. In the meantime, oil analysis sensors are also used in some cases, but these are only able to signal whether a change has occurred. The determination of whether a technically relevant change has occurred can only be made by a comprehensive evaluation of oil analysis values by tribologists - as is routinely done at our laboratory in Brannenburg.

Milorad Krstić, CEO of KLEENOIL PANOLIN AG has the opportunity to communicate his approach worldwide at the World Climate Conference - as a participant in the panel discussion with high-profile participants from politics and business. A film report was produced for this purpose in the run-up to the conference, in which Paul Weismann, the OELCHECK Managing Director, is also interviewed.