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FUCHS SE has been awarded the prestigious "DMG MORI Partner Award 2023" for the second time. This accolade not only recognizes our continuous commitment to the DMG MORI Qualified Products (DMQP) partner program but also marks a significant milestone—the 10th anniversary of our successful collaboration.

After September 1st, 2022, all new products certified to the Dexos™1 standard must meet the Gen 3 specification.

Batteries in electric cars, electric airplanes, tools or garden machines. The battery market is exploding. And we are part of it! With expertise in fluids, production and logistics. Together with the start-up E-Lyte Innovations GmbH, FUCHS is entering the battery market, enabling the set-up of a production plant for high-performance electrolyte solutions in the thousands of tons range made in Germany.

The Spanish market is in full transition towards the electric vehicle and Spain is positioned as an important nucleus for the production and development of lithium batteries in Europe.

FUCHS will present at the BIEMH the latest lubrication solutions for the manufacture of batteries and electric mobility that will be especially interesting for those companies that want to take advantage of the opportunities offered by e-mobility, adapting their processes to new requirements.

We will be at the fair with important innovations, bringing the most cutting-edge technology and offering a big surprise to those who attend between 20 and 23 April.

Since 2014, FUCHS PETROLUB SE and DMG MORI have been working closely together – initially on customer projects in Asia and, since 2017, in the form of a comprehensive technology partnership. Their shared objective is to secure future-oriented further development of lubricants and services in the machine tool sector.

EASY TO CHOOSE, EASY TO USE & EASY ON THE ENVIRONMENT, introducing the new FUCHS automotive small packs!

For years, FUCHS has pursued a strategy of turning the challenges of digitalization into opportunities. Several products and business models have already been commercialized, and development has only just begun.

Today’s space industry is vastly different than it was just a decade ago. Gone are the days when space exploration was limited to government-funded missions.

For the first time ever, Toyota Motor Europe, Brussels-based European subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation in Japan, is developing a lubricant for one of its European plants. The cooperation with supplier FUCHS is key here – and has led to a product that Toyota is now even set to deploy worldwide.