Oils and Greases Sample Clauses
The "Oils and Greases" clause defines the responsibilities and standards related to the supply, use, and disposal of oils and greases within a contractual relationship, often in contexts such as equipment operation or maintenance. Typically, this clause specifies which party is responsible for providing these materials, outlines acceptable types or grades, and may set requirements for handling and environmental compliance. Its core function is to ensure proper maintenance and operation of machinery while allocating responsibility and minimizing disputes or environmental risks associated with improper use or disposal of oils and greases.
Oils and Greases a) There shall be no free or floating layer;
b) Oil and Grease shall not exceed a maximum of 100 mg/L.
Oils and Greases. Since June 2005 all contractors, Plant Hire Companies or Contractors intending to tender for Environment Agency contracts utilising plant equipment to undertake all or part of the Environment Agency’s projects, schemes or contracts etc. of any type, location or duration have been required without exception to ensure that the hydraulic system of the intended plant is filled only with an environmentally considerate hydraulic fluid. Hydraulic fluids shall be of a suitable synthetic ester or vegetable oil-based derivative. Traditional mineral oils and glycols are not acceptable. The Agency reserves the right to extract a sample(s) of oil from an item of equipment whilst on site for analysis at an independent laboratory.
Oils and Greases. The Supplier shall define the types of oils and greases and shall give the Purchaser a table of possible equivalents (Mobil, Shell, Cofran, etc.).