Description
CONDAT has a complete range of biodegradable or Ecolabel hydraulic oils:
- Hydraulic oils compliant with ECOLABEL:
This range is formulated with saturated esters, guaranteeing excellent resistance to oxidation.
The BIO NATUR HYDROLABEL range is biodegradable and compliant with the European Ecolabel. The European Ecolabel gives you guarantees in terms of lubricant performance, respect for the environment, stability and product quality.
To learn more about ECOLABEL
- Biodegradable oils according to OECD 301B:
This range is formulated with high-performance esters to guarantee excellent start, even in very cold weather.
Oils in the BIO NATUR HYDROLABEL or HYDROSTAR ranges meet the ISO 15 380 standard.
Product benefits
ECOLABEL hydraulic oils:
- Significantly extend the service life of your equipment
- Reduce maintenance costs
Biodegradable hydraulic lubricants:
- Excellent anti-wear and extreme-pressure performance,
- Extend the service life of mechanical components.
You’ll find the oil best suited to your needs among these two product lines.
Applications
When should biodegradable hydraulic fluids be used?
CIMEA hydraulic oils are particularly recommended in situations where leak recovery cannot be organized in advance to protect the environment.
The use of biodegradable hydraulic fluids is essential in the following sectors: quarries and sand pits, public works, forestry, river navigation, road maintenance equipment, winter sports resorts...
Ecolabel
Created in 1992, the European Ecolabel is the only official European eco-label that can be used in all European Union member states to identify environmentally friendly products. European regulations have made the use of lubricants compliant with the ECOLABEL specification mandatory in certain defined areas, in order to limit the use of petroleum-based lubricants for single-use applications. Article 44 of French Law No. 2006-11 of January 5, 2006, on agricultural policy, is fully in line with this approach. Lubricants must meet specific standards regarding ultimate biodegradability (OECD 301B), ecotoxicity (OECD 201-202-203), and bioaccumulation. They must also ensure complete user safety and deliver excellent technical performance, while being developed from renewable raw materials.
