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Wire-cut bricks oil is a light mineral or mould-release oil used during the manufacture of wire-cut bricks. It is applied to brick moulds, cutting wires, or machinery to prevent clay from sticking, ensure clean wire cuts, and produce sharp, uniform brick edges and textures.In some contexts, the term can also refer to protective or finishing oils applied after firing to enhance the color, surface appearance, or water resistance of wire-cut bricks.

Hydraulic Oil 68 Grade, commonly written as ISO VG 68, is a mineral-based or synthetic hydraulic fluid with a kinematic viscosity of approximately 68 centistokes (cSt) at 40 °C, as defined by the ISO viscosity grading system.  “Hydraulic oil”: A fluid used to transmit power, lubricate components, and protect hydraulic systems. “68 grade”: Indicates a medium-high viscosity, thicker than VG 46 and thinner than VG 100. Good load-carrying capacity, Stable viscosity at operating temperatures, Anti-wear protection for pumps and valves, Corrosion and rust protection, Oxidation resistance for longer oil life.Industrial hydraulic systems, Heavy-duty machinery

Construction and mining equipment

Hydraulic presses and injection molding machines

Systems operating in warm climates or under high load / pressure

Pyrolysis Oil is a liquid fuel obtained through the thermal decomposition of organic materials such as waste plastics, used tyres, or biomass in the absence of oxygen. This process, known as pyrolysis, breaks down complex hydrocarbons into simpler compounds, resulting in a combustible oil.

The oil typically appears as a dark brown to black liquid with a strong odor and contains a mixture of hydrocarbons with varying boiling points. Its properties depend on the type of raw material used and the operating conditions of the pyrolysis process.

Pyrolysis oil has a relatively high calorific value, making it suitable as an alternative industrial fuel. It is widely used in furnaces, boilers, and power generation units as a substitute for conventional fuels like furnace oil or diesel, after proper filtration and treatment.

Due to the presence of impurities, moisture, and higher sulfur content in some cases, pyrolysis oil may require further refining or blending before use to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.