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Enhancing machine cleanliness with Shell Morlina – 鶹ý market

Enhancing machine cleanliness with Shell Morlina – Market 鶹ý

The Challenge:

The manufacturer needed to improve the cleanliness of its machines and remove a historical build-up of deposits.

The Solution:

The Shell technical team introduced Shell Morlina BA 150 to improve lubricant performance. 

Results:

Historical deposits softened and could be easily removed. The machines were visually cleaner, with Shell Morlina BA 150 contributing to their efficient operation.

Reducing coolant contamination with Shell Morlina – Germany market

Reducing coolant contamination with Shell Morlina – Market Germany

The Challenge:

The manufacturer was using a lubricant that, over time, began mixing with the coolant, causing contamination in the bodymaker machines.

The Solution:

The Shell technical team introduced Shell Morlina S2BA 150 and closely monitored the two oils to measure their performance.

Results:

The switch to Shell Morlina delivered better coolant separation, with further monitoring taking place to confirm reduced contamination.

Reducing total cost of ownership by $247,400 with Shell’s expert support¹

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Location: 

Biggest Metal can producer based in the US

The Challenge:

The manufacturer faced an issue of excessive oil loss fromits 32 bodymaker machines, which run continuously – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Solution:

The Shell technical team conducted a comprehensive survey, inspecting 253 potential leak points and assessing the rate of oil leakage from each of these points.

Results:

The leak detection survey found that approximately one third, 26,979 gallons,of their annual oil usage was lost due to bodymaker leaks.

The report has allowed the canning facility to prioritise work, reducing their total cost of ownership– enabling the manufacturer to save an estimated $247,400 each year1

1The savings indicated are specific to the calculation date and mentioned site. These calculations may vary from site to site and from time to time, depending on, for example, the application, the operating conditions, the current products being used, the condition of the equipment and the maintenance practices.

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