Headquarters: Bag Group Co., Ltd., Germany; Domestic Manufacturer: Jiangxi Bag Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd., Address: No. 169 South Ring City Road, Fengxin Economic Development Zone, Yichun City, Jiangxi Province; Affiliates include Chongqing Bag Technology Co., Ltd. and Jiangxi Gesar New Material Co., Ltd.
The company initially established a laboratory in Shanghai, providing technical support to numerous lubricant suppliers. It has since evolved from a single R&D focus to a multi-business model of technology + production + sales, with the laboratory as a robust support system. Gradually expanding its business scope, the company founded Chongqing Bagu Technology Co., Ltd. in 2013, established a production base for Jiangxi Bagu Lubricating Technology Co., Ltd. in 2016, and founded Jiangxi Gesar New Material Co., Ltd. in 2020.
Jiangxi Bagu Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd. is equipped with an independent R&D team: including 1 postdoctoral fellow, 2 doctors, and 5 masters. We use additives and base oils from international brands like Chevron in the U.S. and GS in South Korea, independently developing lubricating oils under the Bagu brand that meet various market demands. Since its establishment, the company has focused on lubrication solutions in the industrial manufacturing field, on-site lubrication management, and whole-plant lubrication contracting projects, and is a rapidly growing high-tech enterprise. Additionally, we have a professional after-sales service team that adheres to the market service philosophy of "concerning our customers' worries before our own, and sharing their joys after their own," using professional skills and knowledge to address customer concerns and provide end-to-end services, ensuring customer protection at all times.
Our main products include: lubricants for construction and engineering machinery, industrial oils, greases, cleaners, marine oils, metalworking oils/liquids, a full range of rust preventatives, and customized oil products for special customer needs. We are a manufacturer offering OEM services, focusing on multi-channel sales across the nation as our business direction; aiming to build a national influential lubricant intelligent manufacturing base.
Jiangxi Bagu Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd. has established partnerships with over 50 strategic customers, including Beijing Automotive Group, Wuhan Iron and Steel Group, Dongbei Group, Hanjiang Group, Jiangte Group, Pinggang, Fangda Special Steel, Jiugang, and more. We serve over 500 OEM clients.
Quality Assurance: Each of our lubricant products undergoes rigorous product inspection and is tested and evaluated by authorized national laboratories. All technical and physical-chemical indicators of our lubricants have been fully verified.
Established as a startup, we embark on our journey with forward-thinking market insights and a high starting point. Committed to working alongside all our partners, we strive for the development of the lubricant industry, building a platform rich in cultural heritage and influence. Together, let's create a beautiful home for Bagu and forge a brilliant future!
A lubricant product is formulated using base oil and additives, guided by specific technical formulas. So, where does the base oil come from? You often hear about national standard base oil and non-standard base oil. What are the differences between them? Why do some customers only need to pay $1800 for a drum (200L) of hydraulic oil, while the national standard version can cost up to $2600-$2800 per drum?
Base oils are produced from petroleum fractions, commonly referred to as mineral base oils. The process from crude oil to base oil involves numerous refining steps, such as vacuum distillation, dewaxing, and hydrogenation. Due to variations in equipment, processes, and technology, the quality of national standard base oils and non-standard base oils can differ significantly, as can their prices. In terms of source, non-standard base oils have arbitrary raw material sources, making their quality unguaranteed. National standard base oils, on the other hand, are limited to paraffin and naphthenic oils, while non-standard base oils are purchased from reprocessed fractions of small refineries, with the main focus being on their low price. As the saying goes, "you get what you pay for." Specifically, the use of non-standard oils poses several notable hazards to equipment:
Compared to standard base oils, non-standard base oils have a higher acid value, which can be highly corrosive to equipment. Machinery using non-standard oils tends to wear down quickly and consume more oil, and many of these devices exhibit pitting on their surfaces, the cause of which lies here. Therefore, using non-standard oil not only fails to provide protection but may even lead to destructive effects.
2. Low viscosity index and poor temperature-viscosity properties; at low temperatures, the viscosity is very high with significant flow resistance. At high temperatures, it becomes as thin as water, with a very thin oil film that fails to provide adequate protection, leading to considerable wear on the equipment over time. 3. High pour point; due to the lack of dewaxing in the production of non-standard base oils, they solidify at slightly lower temperatures, have poor fluidity, and are prone to clogging oil passages. 4. Compared to standard base oils, non-standard oils have poor antioxidant properties, shorter service life, and are prone to spoilage. In other words, the oil change cycle is shortened, although initially cheaper, they do not last as long.
