PTFE-Free vs PTFE Lubricants: Why Food Processors Are Making the Switch
PTFE is under growing regulatory pressure as a PFAS compound. Food processors are switching to hBN-based PTFE-free alternatives. Here is what you need to know.
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NSF HX1 is the certification standard for lubricant additives used in food-grade H1 lubricants. Learn what it means, why it matters, and how hBN compares to PTFE in food-grade formulations.
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