Precision as a technology.
Automated blending, accurate dosing and component control.
ENGINEERING IN EVERY PROCESS.
An automated control system monitors oil blending. Coriolis flow meters and load cells help maintain the component quantities specified in the formulation.
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PRODUCTION CYCLE.
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Preparation and incoming inspection
Before oil blending, the laboratory checks the components. In the published plant description, the raw materials' certified properties are compared with measurements, and base oils are fed separately.
Precise dosing
The report on Forsage describes the use of Coriolis flow meters and load cells. These help monitor incoming component quantities. Information is sent to the production control system operator.
Base oil blending
Blending follows the formulation. The production description refers to oil circulation in a closed loop to mix components and organise the process. The conditions for a specific formulation are defined in production documents.
Adding additives and final adjustment
Additives are introduced in the reactor, where component quantities are also monitored. The concentrate then returns to the blending tank for the final adjustment of the product batch.
Testing and filling
The batch undergoes laboratory checks. At the automated station, the oil is filled into containers, which are then sealed and labelled. Batch identification and the quality certificate link the finished lubricant to its documentation.
Limits of the published information
The description of the process sequence is based on a report published on the official website in 2024. It is not a current process instruction and does not disclose formulations or confidential production parameters.
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