2 minutes - magazine 01 | 2025
Working cleanly with DERBLAUE®
Changing fluids is part of the regular crane service, but it is often a tight squeeze.
When draining, the liquids go their own way and contamination is the result. Nic Schenzle, a service engineer in our Customer Service department, knows the problem – and fortunately also the solution.
Nic Schenzle, Customer Service
The simple practical solutions are often the most effective. So, we have been researching what good ideas there are on the market for channelling and collecting liquids. Many industries are facing this challenge, including the heating industry, for example. Together with DERBLAUE®, a young, dynamic company from the Allgäu region, we have found the right products for our mobile and crawler cranes.
We tested the striking blue chutes and tubs intensively and were delighted – service work can actually be carried out more easily and efficiently. The working environment, engine compartments and housing remain clean. And the best thing about it: the set can be used again and again.
DERBLAUE® – simple tool, simple cleaning
The blue drip tray with a capacity of ten litres is easy to shape and can therefore be used flexibly in confined spaces. Another practical feature is the chute – also in blue, of course – for directing liquids. It can be attached to metal surfaces using suspension eyelets and strong neodymium magnets. Both the tub and the chute are extremely stable and contain bending elements that can be moulded as often as required. They can be folded up small for transport.
Targeted: The chute guides the oil precisely into the tub.
We are now so impressed by DERBLAUE® that we have equipped each of our service vehicles and our oil mobile with several sets. Of course, we also want to make these practical tools available to our customers. We have therefore decided to offer tubs, chutes and the complete service set via our Germany-wide service for the time being. We are also planning worldwide distribution in the future.
This article was published in the UpLoad magazine 01 | 2025.
