Prolan preserves 4WDs

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Among the many clever products at Fieldays was an environmentally friendly, 100 per cent Kiwi corrosion inhibitor.

Prolan is made from lanolin and is a byproduct of New Zealand’s wool industry.

It has been used and proven on farm machinery like quad bikes, ATVs, trucks, loaders, and fertiliser spreaders just to name a few.

The product remains flexible in use unlike paint products.

Owners Murray and Julie Shaw say their environmentally friendly lubricants and corrosion inhibitors which are getting noticed around the world. Prolan is used for wind turbines and cranes as well as by pump manufacturers and trucking firms.

“Best of all, it’s easy for the DIY-ers to apply themselves.”

Among the many clever products at Fieldays was an environmentally friendly, 100 per cent Kiwi corrosion inhibitor.

Prolan is made from lanolin and is a byproduct of New Zealand’s wool industry.

It has been used and proven on farm machinery like quad bikes, ATVs, trucks, loaders, and fertiliser spreaders just to name a few.

The product remains flexible in use unlike paint products.

Owners Murray and Julie Shaw say their environmentally friendly lubricants and corrosion inhibitors which are getting noticed around the world. Prolan is used for wind

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