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Nynas is launching NYTEX® BIO 6200, a tyre oil made with renewable feedstock

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Return to former glory

A dormant, once thriving lubricant business in Eastern Europe has been restarted and modernised. The recipe? Investments in manufacturing high-quality products at a reasonable cost

Bitumen for paving

Safety day in Mansfield

Nynas were invited by Breedon Group to attend a safety day which was held at their site in Mansfield recently.

Nynas Career

Celebrating International Women's Day

March 8^th is celebrated around the world as International Women’s Day. We value and depend upon the talent of our many women employees.

The premier event for tribology research and lubrication engineering

17/05/2019 22:07

As usual, Nynas will have a strong presence at the STLE Annual Meeting, presenting three different technical papers.

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Arctic grade transformer oil to withstand the toughest climate

16/05/2019 13:01

Nynas has launched an Arctic grade transformer oil that withstands the toughest of climate conditions. It complies with one of the world’s most advancedstandards regulating the use of mineral oils in transformers. The new oil, NYTRO® Polaris GXN, is an example of Nynas’ broad global product range thatmeets practically any regional requirements.

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Securing supply

14/05/2019 13:22

Nynas is continuously investing in its depots and hubs around the world. By further strengthening the depot network, we can meet our growth requirements while serving our customers with greater flexibility.

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Better roads = improved competitiveness

29/03/2019 11:00

The upgrading and maintenance of road networks are effective tools for countries wishing to improve their competitiveness. Roberto Crotti from the World Economic Forum explains why.

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Keeping cool when it’s needed

29/03/2019 10:35

Bitumen is handled at elevated temperatures. There are many important precautions that need to be taken to minimise the risk of burn injuries.

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Rheology rethink

29/03/2019 10:05

A proposed new method for studying the rheology of bitumen and binders at low temperatures proves promising. Hilde Soenen explains the method’s potential.

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