Company Main Products: Industrial lubricating oils, Industrial gear oils/synthetic gear oils, hydraulic oils/synthetic hydraulic oils, greases, high-temperature greases, bearing circulating oils, compressor oils, turbine oils, steam turbine oils, refrigerating oils, general mechanical oils, electrical insulating oils, rod oils, textile oils, spark oils, quenching oils, rolling fluids, machine tool guide oils, thermal oils, rust preventive oils/liquids, cutting oils/liquids, forming oils, water-soluble cutting fluids, oil-based cutting oils, aqueous cleaners, diesel oils, automatic transmission fluids, brake fluids.

Basics of Industrial Lubricants
There are lubricants based on base oils, with industrial lubricants including hydraulic oil, gear oil, turbine oil, compressor oil, refrigerating oil, transformer oil, vacuum pump oil, bearing oil, metalworking fluids (liquids), rust preventive oils, cylinder oil, heat treatment oil, and thermal conductive oil, among others. Additionally, lubricating greases containing thickeners are also included. Users of industrial lubricants span across various industries, typically requiring a wide variety of products in large quantities. The choice is not solely based on price, but also on product quality and technical specifications, as well as the quality of technical services. Therefore, the technical marketing of industrial lubricants is of great importance.
The machinery and equipment configurations are relatively concentrated, and those using industrial lubricants. Therefore, targeted technical seminars are more necessary. This is also the primary form of pre-sales technical service.

The function of lubricating oil is:
Reducing friction coefficient, 1. Lower friction: Add lubricant to the friction surface. This reduces friction resistance and saves energy consumption.
2 Reduce Wear: Lubricants can reduce frictional wear caused by abrasive wear, surface fatigue, adhesive wear, and other factors between friction surfaces.
Therefore, it can reduce the temperature rise caused by frictional heat. 3. Cooling Effect: Lubricants can absorb, transfer, and dissipate heat.
Droplets, steam, corrosive gases and liquids, dust, and rust caused by oxides. 4 Rust Prevention: The presence of a lubricant on the friction surface can prevent rusting due to air.
As in hydraulic transmissions. 5 Power Transmission: In many cases, lubricants have the function of transmitting power.
Prevents moisture and impurities from penetrating. 6 Sealing Function: The lubricant forms a seal on certain exposed components.
Absorbs impact energy, 7 shock-absorbing effect: Under impact load, such as in car shock absorbers.
Filtered through the filter. 8 Cleaning action: Contaminants can be removed through the circulation of the lubricating oil.
To prevent contamination from the aforementioned substances, lubricants must be fortified with additives. Common additives include:
To filter out or release with the oil change, 1. Detergents and dispersants: Maintain the suspension of non-soluble substances. This prevents the accumulation of sludge and carbon deposits in the engine.
Prevent corrosion of the metal surface from acidic travel and prevent rusting during engine downtime. Two, Antioxidant: Maintain chemical stability with lubricating oil.
Prevent pilling and scratching; three, other additives: Utilize lubricants to maintain lubrication on surfaces with high contact loads. Control foam and prevent air entrapment in the lubricant, etc.