Klüber Lubrication Unveils Innovations in Sustainability and Energy Efficiency for Mining at EXPOSIBRAM 2024.

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Freudenberg Group Company, Klüber Lubrication Presents High-Performance Lubrication Solutions for the Mining Sector at EXPOSIBRAM 2024, Focusing on Innovation and Sustainability.

Klüber Lubrication, a company belonging to the Freudenberg Group, will unveil its high-performance lubrication innovations aimed at mining during EXPOSIBRAM 2024. The event will shine a light on technologies that promote not only efficiency but also sustainability in the mining industry. Among the news, special attention will be given to synthetic lubricants and their significant advances in Mineral Exploration.

With a combination of innovation and sustainability, Klüber Lubrication showcases its comprehensive portfolio at EXPOBRAM 2024, aimed at the mining sector. The company’s presence underscores its ongoing commitment to mineral exploration, always striving to improve processes and promote sustainability. In September 2024, visitors will have the opportunity to explore solutions that promise to transform operational efficiency in the mining industry.

With solutions that seek to promote greater innovation and sustainability in the mining market, Klüber Lubrication, a Freudenberg Group company specializing in the development and production of high-performance specialty lubricants, greases, and oils for various industries, will present its innovations at EXPOSIBRAM 2024. The event, recognized as the largest in the Mining sector in Brazil, will take place from September 9 to 12 at the EXPOMINAS BH convention center, in Belo Horizonte (MG), from 2 PM to 9 PM. This is a strategic space for the mining industry, bringing together numerous companies and specialists.

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Presentation at EXPOSIBRAM 2024

The company’s specialists will be present at booth EE26 to welcome professionals and interested visitors. In this edition, one of Klüber Lubrication’s highlights will be the presentation of a prototype of reducers for measuring Energy Efficiency, in addition to providing high-performance lubrication solutions for crucial components of the equipment used in Mining. Among the products showcased are Klübersustain EZ 2-46, aimed at cleaning large operational gear, Klüberplex GEM 11-2000, ideal for large electric and hydraulic excavator gears, and Klüberplex BE 91-502 SAM, along with Klüberlub EM 71-701 SAM, perfect for pins and bushings of mobile fleets.

Mining Market in Expansion

The Mining market is continuously growing, always demanding new projects and the implementation of innovative technologies in equipment, significantly contributing to increased production. Clear examples of this trend are seen in the mineral exploration of iron, copper, rare earths, and lithium. According to Everton Braga, Market Manager for Heavy Industry and Mining at Klüber Lubrication, this movement is essential for the development of the mining sector, which always seeks innovation and efficiency.

Sustainable Vision and Energy Efficiency

With this perspective, Klüber Lubrication presents its main solutions for the mining sector, addressing the growing demand for energy efficiency, sustainability, and environmental responsibility. The benefit of its high-performance lubrication solutions lies in the improvement of equipment performance and reducing downtime during operation, which contributes to lowering maintenance costs and avoiding production loss. ‘This is a market that is part of our DNA and, therefore, we constantly develop together with our clients and partners new technologies that bring greater competitiveness and sustainability to day-to-day operations,’ affirms Francesco Lanzillotta, Regional Market Manager for South America and Australia. Thus, Klüber Lubrication offers solutions that go beyond simple lubrication.

Global Presence and Certifications

Wherever there is a mining operation, Klüber Lubrication will be present to provide support and generate effective results. With a presence in over 60 countries, Klüber Lubrication, a German company, provides lubrication solutions to ensure the proper functioning and preservation of mechanical elements of industrial equipment, such as chains, gears, contacts, bearings, valves, pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

The company offers a wide range of greases and oils, both synthetic and mineral, for various industrial sectors, including automotive, textile, steel, woodworking, pulp and paper, bioenergy, wind energy, food, equipment manufacturers, mining, and cement. In Brazil, where Klüber Lubrication has been present for over five decades, the company maintains a manufacturing unit in Alphaville, Barueri-SP and service centers distributed across various regions.

Commitment to Quality and the Environment

In South America, in addition to Brazil, Klüber Lubrication also operates in Argentina and Chile. Its quality and environmental management system is certified by ISO 45001, ISO 21469, ISO 14001, IATF 16949, ISO 9001, OHSAS 18001, Kosher, and Halal standards, ensuring the company’s commitment to excellence and sustainability.

Klüber Lubrication Unveils Innovations in Sustainability and Energy Efficiency for Mining at EXPOSIBRAM 2024.

Freudenberg Group Company, Klüber Lubrication Presents High-Performance Lubrication Solutions for the Mining Sector at EXPOSIBRAM 2024, Focusing on Innovation and Sustainability.

Presentation at EXPOSIBRAM 2024

Mining Market in Expansion

Sustainable Vision and Energy Efficiency

Global Presence and Certifications

Commitment to Quality and the Environment

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Freudenberg Group Company, Klüber Lubrication Presents High-Performance Lubrication Solutions for the Mining Sector at EXPOSIBRAM 2024, Focusing on Innovation and Sustainability.

Presentation at EXPOSIBRAM 2024

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