PURIFINER

The 2013 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (VGP) mandates the use of a new class of environmentally acceptable lubricants for certain marine operations in US waters. An environmentally acceptable lubricant (EAL) is a lubricating material shown to have minimal toxicity and bioaccumulation potential, and superior biodegradability compared to traditional lubricants. In simple terms an EAL is an oil that doesn't kill fish or humans, doesn't build up in fish or humans, and breaks down in water in a matter of days or months (not years)... The EAL should carry the EPA Safer Choice Label or one of the various European labels that certify the lubricant's performance, biodegradability, and low toxicity. These European labels include Blue Angel, Swedish Standard, Nordic Swan, and the EU Ecolabel... Waagene Purifiner Technology cleans oil to better quality than when it was new, and at the lowest cost.

Also known as: Waagene Purifiner Technology

Primary location: Sandefjord Norway