Industrial lubricants
Premium Industrial Lubricants for Maximum Equipment Performance
Industrial lubricants play a crucial role in maintaining the efficiency and longevity of heavy machinery across various industries. Our high-performance industrial lubricants are specially formulated to meet the demanding requirements of modern industrial applications.
Key Features of Our Industrial Lubricants
- Superior thermal stability for high-temperature applications
- Excellent anti-wear and extreme pressure properties
- Enhanced oxidation resistance for longer service life
- Superior corrosion protection for metal components
- Optimal viscosity across wide temperature ranges
- Reduced friction for improved energy efficiency
- Compatibility with most sealing materials
- Environmentally conscious formulations available
Industrial Lubricants Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Viscosity Grade | Pour Point (°C) | Flash Point (°C) | Base Oil Type | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heavy-Duty Gear Oil | ISO 220, 320 | -30 | 240 | Synthetic PAO | Industrial gearboxes, mining equipment |
| Hydraulic Fluid | ISO 46, 68 | -36 | 220 | Mineral | Hydraulic systems, presses |
| Compressor Oil | ISO 100, 150 | -24 | 260 | Synthetic ester | Air compressors, gas compressors |
| High-Temp Bearing Grease | NLGI 2 | -20 | 280 | Lithium complex | Industrial bearings, kilns |
Why Choose Our Industrial Lubricants?
Our industrial lubricants deliver measurable benefits including extended equipment life, reduced maintenance costs, improved operational efficiency, and minimized downtime. The advanced formulations provide excellent protection against wear, rust, and oxidation even under extreme conditions.
Industrial Lubricants FAQ
What is the recommended change interval for industrial lubricants?
The change interval for industrial lubricants depends on several factors including operating conditions, equipment type, and lubricant formulation. For most industrial applications under normal operating conditions, we recommend changing mineral-based lubricants every 3,000-5,000 operating hours or annually, whichever comes first. Synthetic industrial lubricants typically offer extended service intervals of 8,000-10,000 hours. However, we strongly recommend regular oil analysis to determine the optimal change interval for your specific application.
How do I select the right industrial lubricant for my equipment?
Selecting the proper industrial lubricant requires consideration of multiple factors: First, consult your equipment manufacturer's recommendations for viscosity grade and specifications. Consider your operating environment including temperature extremes, contamination risks, and load conditions. For gear applications, ensure the lubricant has adequate extreme pressure (EP) additives. For high-speed applications, anti-foaming properties are critical. Our technical team can help analyze your specific requirements and recommend the optimal industrial lubricant for maximum performance and protection.
Are your industrial lubricants compatible with other brands?
Most of our industrial lubricants are compatible with other major brands when they share similar base oil types and additive packages. However, we recommend consulting our compatibility chart or performing a compatibility test before mixing different lubricants. Particular caution should be taken when dealing with synthetic industrial lubricants, as certain base oil types may not be compatible. For critical applications, we recommend a complete system flush when switching lubricant brands or types to prevent potential performance issues.
Industrial Lubricants Application Guide
| Industry | Equipment Type | Recommended Lubricant | Key Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing | CNC Machines | High-precision way oil ISO 68 | Excellent tackiness, anti-wear |
| Mining | Dragline Excavators | Extreme pressure gear oil ISO 680 | Shock load protection |
| Power Generation | Turbines | R&O turbine oil ISO 32 | High oxidation stability |
| Steel Production | Rolling Mills | High-temperature grease | Thermal stability |
Industrial Lubricants Maintenance Best Practices
- Store lubricants in clean, dry areas away from contaminants
- Use proper filtration when transferring lubricants
- Monitor lubricant condition through regular oil analysis
- Follow manufacturer-recommended relubrication intervals
- Keep accurate records of lubricant usage and changes
- Train personnel in proper lubricant handling procedures