24/03/2026 by goncharovix2em
The Mannheim headquartered manufacturer FUCHS Lubricants recently introduced a new product to its extensive cleaning and degreasing portfolio.
Entitled “RENOCLEAN GL 8000”, the latest innovative solution from the brand is an industrial galvanizing line cleaner specially formulated to serve steel mills. The fluid improves surface preparation prior to both galvannealing and galvanizing.
An alkaline cleaner, RENOCLEAN GL 8000 employs proprietary emulsifiers, buffers, corrosion inhibitors and surfactants to eradicate particulate debris and rolling oils while minimising flash rust and residue build up on steel surfaces. It is developed to serve as a low-foaming product that can support line stability, bath visibility and reduced maintenance from issues related to foam. Its mild pH level is additionally designed to extend bath life and improve operator safety onsite.
The new product offering is part of the Fuchs RENOCLEAN line. These powerful solvent cleaners were developed as a dependable alternative to using chlorinated solvents to service industrial equipment. As such, they offer outstanding solvency and are compatible with most non-metal substrates and all metal substrates. This makes them a versatile solution for a wide array of cleaning applications.
Today, Fuchs is recognised as the world’s largest independent company making lubricants, fluids and greases designed on a foundation of almost a century of industry experience. Globally, it offers more than 10,000 products across a complete range for specialised applications.
Along with cleaning and degreasing products, its state-of-the-art lubricants include food safe gear oil for the manufacturing sector, agricultural oil for the farming industry and cutting fluid and slideway oil for metalworking operations, among many others.
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