Headquartered in Germany, the Bag Lubrication Technology Group Co., Ltd., with domestic manufacturer Jiangxi Bag Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd., located at No. 169 South Ring City Road, Fengxin Economic Development Zone, Yichun City, Jiangxi Province; subsidiaries include Chongqing Bag Technology Co., Ltd. and Jiangxi Gesar New Materials Co., Ltd.
The company initially established a research and development laboratory in Shanghai, providing technical support to numerous lubricant suppliers. Over time, it expanded from a singular R&D focus to a multi-model business approach of technology + production + sales, with the laboratory as its robust backbone. Gradually, it expanded its business scope, establishing Chongqing Bagu Technology Co., Ltd. in 2013, Jiangxi Bagu Lubricating Technology Co., Ltd. production base in 2016, and Jiangxi Gesar New Material Co., Ltd. in 2020.
Jiangxi Bagu Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd. boasts an independent R&D team consisting of 1 postdoctoral fellow, 2 doctors, and 5 masters. We utilize additives and base oils from international brands like Chevron in the U.S. and GS in South Korea, developing specialized lubricants under the Bagu brand that cater to various market demands. Since its inception, the company has focused on lubrication solutions for industrial manufacturing, on-site lubrication management, and full-factory 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 "worrying about the customer's concerns before they do, and rejoicing in their joys." With professional technology and knowledge, we help customers solve problems, ensuring a truly end-to-end service and safeguarding their interests.
Our main products include: construction machinery oils, industrial lubricants, greases, cleaners, marine oils, metalworking oils/liquids, a full range of rust preventatives, and customized oil products for special customer needs. We are a manufacturing company offering OEM services and focusing on multi-model sales across the country. Our goal is to establish a national lubricant intelligent manufacturing base.
Jiangxi Bagu Lubrication Technology Co., Ltd. has established partnerships with over 50 strategic clients, including Beijing Automotive Group for production and supply, as well as Wugang Group, Dongbei Group, Hanjiang Group, Jiangte Group, Pinggang, Fangda Special Steel, Jiugang, and more. The company serves over 500 OEM clients.
Quality Assurance: Every lubricant product from our company has undergone rigorous product inspections and been tested and evaluated by authorized third-party national laboratories. The technical and physical-chemical specifications of our lubricant products have been fully verified.
Our company is newly established, embarking on a journey with forward-thinking market insights and high aspirations. Committed to joining forces with all our partners, we aim to contribute to the lubricant industry's growth, build a platform rich in cultural heritage and influence, and create a beautiful home for Bagu. Let's move forward together, co-creating a splendid future!
A lubricant product is formulated from base oil and additives, guided by a specific technical formula. 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 sells for $2600-$2800 per drum?
Base oils are produced from petroleum fractions and are commonly referred to as mineral base oils. The transition from crude oil to base oil involves numerous refining processes, such as vacuum distillation, dewaxing, and hydrogenation. Due to variations in equipment, processes, and technology, the quality of national standard base oils can differ greatly from non-standard base oils, and so can the prices. Non-standard base oils have arbitrary raw material sources, which means their quality is not guaranteed. In contrast, the raw materials for national standard base oils are restricted, typically requiring paraffin-based or naphthenic oils. Non-standard base oils, often sourced from small refineries, are acquired for their low price. As the saying goes, "You get what you pay for." Specifically, the use of non-standard oils poses several distinct hazards to equipment:
Compared to standard base oils, non-standard base oils have a higher acid value, and a high acidity can be highly corrosive to equipment. Machinery using non-standard oils often wears down quickly and consumes more oil. Many equipment surfaces treated with non-standard oils exhibit pockmarks, and this is the reason. Therefore, using non-standard oil not only fails to provide protection but may even cause damage.
2. Low viscosity index and poor viscosity-temperature 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 long-term use. 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 blocking 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, making them initially cheaper but with a shorter usable duration.
