Synthetic lubricating oils - Import export

Fully synthetic, adhesive lubricant for open gear drives, toothed wheels, chains, guideways and wire ropes. The highly-viscous and high-pressure resistant oil remains fluid even at low temperatures and leaves no solid residues

Synthetic, silicone-free high performance lubricating oil for precision engineered manufacturing machines and their components, measurement and control instruments as well as the sector of machine construction and tool making. Temperature range: -45 °C up to 150 °C.

Extreme temperature resistant chain and gear oil. Synthetic lubricating oil for open drives, chains and gears. It does not carbonise, embrittle, build layers or polymerise and is perfectly suitable for the lubrication of open wire ropes, guideways, leaf springs and toothed racks.

Semifluids and low-viscosity greases based on mineral and synthetic oils for the lubrication of special gear boxes and gear motors.

Low-temperature lubricants based on synthetic ester oils and inorganic thickeners with good load carrying capabilities and good corrosion protection for low frictional torque even at high speeds.

Premium high-temperature oils. Fully synthetic lubricants formulated with PAO/ester oils and special additives for extreme operating conditions in temperatures up to approx. 250 °C, non-toxic and miscible with mineral oils. Recommended for the lubrication of double belt presses, film stretching machines, timing and conveyor chains, slide rails in lacquer drying furnaces in the automotive sector or the mechanical engineering sector as well as bearings and gears at medium loads and extremely high temperatures.

Antioxidant & speciality lubricant additive packages for industrial speciality applications such as H1 incidental food contact approved lubricants, 8000 hour synthetic compressor oils, ashless hydraulic oils, gear oils, automatic transmission fluids, engine oils, high temperature chain oils, vegetable oil based lubricants, EU Ecolabel compliant lubricants, Marine Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EAL)