Klüber Lubrication Unveils Advanced Solutions for the Cement Industry at SEMTEC 2023 in João Pessoa

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/05/2023 at 04:53

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The Company Member of the Freudenberg Group Showcases Its Elite Lubricants for Kiln and Mill Gears and Proposes a Discourse Centered on Increasing Productive Efficiency

João Pessoa will host the remarkable SEMTEC 2023 event in June 2023, where Klüber Lubrication, part of the renowned Freudenberg Group and a producer of high-performance specialty lubricants, greases, and oils for a diverse range of sectors, will be present. This meeting is one of the main events for the cement and lime industry in the country.

Klüber Lubrication, the official sponsor of the event, has reserved a special space to welcome its customers, partners, and other participants. A highlight will be the esteemed presence of Julio César Viana, Market Manager for Heavy Industry, who will speak on “Increasing Production Efficiency with Solutions That Go Beyond Lubrication.” This lecture will take place on the 15th, a Thursday, at 2:10 PM.

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Innovations Beyond Lubrication

In this edition, Klüber Lubrication showcases its superlative solutions for the cement market, which go beyond the conventional concept of lubrication. As a global leader and trusted partner, the company delivers operational performance, productivity, proven energy efficiency, and cost reduction for its customers through its complete range of sustainable and high-tech products.

Highlights include lubricants for working, smoothing, and repairing kiln and mill gears, as well as specialty lubricants capable of reducing energy consumption. All of this is complemented by expertise gained over more than 50 years in consulting and monitoring lubrication equipment and systems, a proven skill through global partnerships with companies such as Novexa, Dalog, Graco, and Lincoln, among others.

First Participation of Klüber Lubrication in SEMTEC After 20 Years

Julio Viana, highlighting the importance of João Pessoa and the entire Northeast for Klüber Lubrication, stated: “We have traditional customers and large companies in the sector in this region, some of which we are a reference in lubrication. Thus, taking advantage of the relevance of SEMTEC, it is an excellent opportunity to reconnect with our customers and welcome them to our space. This is the first time in 20 years that we participate in a specific event in the cement sector, and the timing could not be more opportune.”

Klüber Lubrication Unveils Advanced Solutions for the Cement Industry at SEMTEC 2023 in João Pessoa

The Company Member of the Freudenberg Group Showcases Its Elite Lubricants for Kiln and Mill Gears and Proposes a Discourse Centered on Increasing Productive Efficiency

Innovations Beyond Lubrication

First Participation of Klüber Lubrication in SEMTEC After 20 Years

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Egypt wants to draw 10 million cubic meters of water from the Nile per day into the desert, irrigate a new agricultural frontier, and build a city where there is currently only sand.

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