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On October 23, 2026, Brent crude oil futures closed at \$116.72 per barrel. Considering the situation in the Middle East and transportation risks, we introduce points for reviewing the procurement and costs of cleaning agents in our HP article. It is important to check not only the purchase price of thinners and parts cleaners but also the usage amount, working hours, and waste liquid disposal costs. The article provides guidance on how to evaluate the water-based cleaning agent SEA’S7 as an alternative candidate, as well as the application page for tool and jig cleaning. You can consider switching from processes that can be changed by comparing the impact on materials, cleaning quality, rinsing and drying, and compatibility with subsequent processes. The effectiveness and cost vary depending on usage conditions. Please feel free to consult us about comparative testing. For more details, click here (read the HP article) https://www.7seven7.jp/news/oilreplacement-261025/

Due to the situation in the Middle East, there are concerns about the impact on crude oil prices and the procurement of petroleum-based cleaning agents. However, it has not been determined that there will be an immediate shortage of cleaning agents due to the attacks on Saudi Aramco. In manufacturing sites, it is important to check the delivery dates, prices, and inventory of the cleaning agents currently in use, and to pre-select processes that can switch to alternatives. The article introduces points to consider when evaluating the water-based cleaning agent SEA’S7 as a potential substitute. In light of the attacks on Saudi Aramco and the transportation risks in the Strait of Hormuz, we explain the prices, delivery dates, and inventory of cleaning agents that manufacturing sites want to confirm. We also present a method for pre-evaluating SEA’S7 as an alternative candidate in processes that use petroleum-based cleaning agents, without excessively inflating supply concerns. For more details, visit here (HP article) https://www.7seven7.jp/news/bcp-261019/ Introduction to SEA’S7 applications | Contact us https://www.7seven7.jp/contact/

We verified the cleaning of silica-based scale that had adhered to the packing material in the cooling tower of a refrigeration and freezing business. After comparing standard hoses, high-pressure washing, and tornado nozzles, we diluted SEA’S7 to five times and sprayed it. A one-minute video showcases how the adhered substances became easier to remove when re-cleaned with a standard nozzle. A longer video documenting the construction process and the progress after one day and one week will be provided individually upon inquiry. *This is an observation example from a specific site, and results may vary depending on the equipment, adhered substances, and construction conditions. Video: https://youtu.be/PRvV4mTge2o Long video and consultation for introduction: https://www.7seven7.jp/contact/

"The temperature of the cooling water is difficult to lower," "the pipes and strainers are clogged," "it gets dirty again quickly even after cleaning." When these symptoms occur, looking only at the cooling tower itself does not reveal the cause. It is necessary to check the pipes through which the cooling water flows, the heat exchangers, pumps, and water quality management as well. In October 2026, water supply restrictions for industrial water were strengthened in the Takahashi River system in Okayama Prefecture. For facilities that use water, it is important to understand not only the cooling performance but also the amount of makeup water and wastewater. However, water conservation and energy saving are separate indicators. Both should be measured and assessed. Okayama Prefecture will implement a 15% water supply restriction for industrial water. You can read the continuation of the article at the following link on the Seven Corporation website: https://www.7seven7.jp/news/coolingtower-20261002/