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Inside <strong>Hydraulik</strong> – The Official WATZ <strong>Hydraulik</strong> Newsletter<br />

Examples of Nature<br />

Pressure:<br />

The most natural thing<br />

in the world – for WATZ<br />

Learning from Mother Nature? That’s nothing new. The<br />

lessons of nature have, after all, been behind countless lifechanging<br />

inventions. Today, nature continues to serve as<br />

a shining example for process efficiency and state-of-theart<br />

technology. At WATZ <strong>Hydraulik</strong>, we too are inspired by<br />

nature when it comes to developing new hydraulics technology.<br />

And it’s no surprise, really, with nature performing<br />

massive force transmission, often on the smallest scale, or<br />

changing momentum at will. Care for an example? Let’s take<br />

the sperm whale, which uses an ingenious system to reach<br />

the oceans’ deepest depths.<br />

A sperm whale’s brain is known to hold some 2,000 kg<br />

of “spermaceti”. This wax-like substance enables the sperm<br />

whale to dive to great depths while also helping to control its<br />

buoyancy. The density of spermaceti changes with the influx<br />

and efflux of water. It makes it possible for the whale to dive<br />

with a minimum exertion of energy. With a decrease in temperature,<br />

spermaceti forms brilliant white crystals. This densification<br />

leads to an increase in weight, thereby enabling<br />

the sperm whale to sink more easily. When hunting at great<br />

depths, sperm whales use up their oxygen, thus generating<br />

heat and melting the spermaceti. Despite utilising hydrodynamic<br />

force, i.e., by swimming, the sperm whale is nevertheless<br />

able to continue its dive. Once it is ready to resurface,<br />

the sperm whale simply expels the sea water from its body<br />

and begins to ascend.<br />

Nature gifted the sperm whale with this natural technology.<br />

If it hadn’t, WATZ would surely have helped the sperm<br />

whale on its way. Aside from the development and production<br />

of customised hydraulic systems, WATZ also sets itself apart<br />

from its competitors by offering comprehensive customer<br />

service. At WATZ, we support our customers as early as the<br />

planning stage, ensuring that clients receive individual care<br />

and attention, customised to suit their individual demands.<br />

Work processes are coordinated automatically, thereby guaranteeing<br />

absolute precision in handling and application. And<br />

that saves both time and money!

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