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09 September 2026
JOHN CRANE has helped a German sugar producer reduce the water required for mechanical seal cooling and lubrication by approximately 80%. Across a full six-month production season, the reduction is equivalent to saving more than 6.2 million litres of water. [Read More]
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John Crane helps German sugar producer save more than 6.2 million litres of water during a six-month production season
09 September 2026
JOHN CRANE has helped a German sugar producer reduce the water required for mechanical seal cooling and lubrication by approximately 80%. Across a full six-month production season, the reduction is equivalent to saving more than 6.2 million litres of water. [Read More]
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