At Hydraulic Fluid Systems (HFS), sustainability is not an add-on — it’s a core principle embedded in the design, engineering, and delivery of every solution we implement. We understand that mobile hydraulics — when not properly managed — can have significant environmental impacts, from oil leaks to unnecessary carbon emissions.
That’s why we align our operational model with international standards and best practices for responsible waste management and energy efficiency, including:
ISO 14001: Environmental Management across the entire supply chain
ISO 50001: Energy Efficiency applied to technical operations
EU Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC: Guidelines for reuse and recycling of hydraulic components
EPA Clean Water Act (USA): Spill prevention and mobile system contamination control
RoHS & REACH (EU): Restriction of hazardous substances in industrial materials
Every component we select and every system we configure adheres to this principle:
minimize the equipment’s ecological footprint without compromising performance.
HFS promotes a responsible technical culture, playing an active role in the transition
toward cleaner, more efficient hydraulic systems that meet the demands of the 21st
century.
Optimized hydraulic design to lower energy consumption
Guidance for recycling hoses, filters, and tanks
Use of biodegradable oils upon request or in regulated sectors
Technical consulting for upgrading outdated and polluting equipment
Predictive maintenance cycles to avoid premature replacements
