Lubricants
A lubricant reduces friction between surfaces in mutual contact, which then reduces the heat generated when the surfaces move. Lubricants work by keeping moving parts apart, reducing friction, transferring heat, carrying away contaminants & debris, transmitting power, protecting against wear, preventing corrosion, sealing for gases, stopping the risk of smoke and fire of objects, and preventing rust. Lubricants are used in industrial applications as well as in cooking (like oils and fats for frying, and oil in baking to prevent food sticking), bio-medical applications on humans, ultrasound examinations and medical examinations.
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Gustav Klauke GmbH
View company profile140 years of experience in connection technology and in particular with tools
World-wide, Klauke is renowned for its high-quality electrical connection technology and tools for crimping, cutting and punching. We offer special-purpose solutions for connection technology and tools to meet requirements in the most diverse industry sectors.
In total we offer more than 10,000 products for trade, industry and also the growth markets of renewable energies and modern infrastructure. Since 1996, Klauke has expanded its product portfolio with the Greenlee brand. With the focus on punching tools and cable management, Greenlee perfectly complements our own areas of competence
