Engine oils
Mineral, semi-synthetic and fully synthetic product families for retail, workshop and distributor channels.
Product sourcing
We start with your required application and performance level, then evaluate product, packaging, volume and documentation as one supply brief.
Mineral, semi-synthetic and fully synthetic product families for retail, workshop and distributor channels.
Manual transmission, axle and automatic transmission fluids reviewed against the requested application and performance level.
Commercial vehicles
Fleet and commercial vehicle buyers need a clear match between duty cycle, required performance level and available documentation.
Instead of sending a mixed catalogue, we first confirm the product family, viscosity, requested API/ACEA level, pack format and approximate order quantity. Any claim of a formal approval must be supported by current manufacturer documentation; “recommended for” wording is not treated as the same thing as an official approval.
Request a heavy-duty matchIndustrial applications
Application, viscosity grade, operating conditions and required standard should be stated before product selection.
Common mineral and selected speciality routes for stationary and mobile hydraulic systems.
Products for enclosed gear systems, reviewed by viscosity, load and requested standard.
Application-led sourcing for compressor, circulating, turbine and related industrial systems.
Availability depends on the application brief, local compliance and the selected manufacturing route.
Complementary range
Lubricating greases, antifreeze/coolant, brake fluids and selected automotive chemicals can be reviewed alongside the core lubricant range when the technical and market requirements are defined.
A quotation-ready brief
If formal OEM or industry approval is mandatory, say so explicitly. This materially changes the eligible product route.
Common questions
Useful pricing depends on product, pack format, quantity, trade term and destination. A defined brief produces a more comparable offer than a generic list.
No. A formal approval should be supported by current documentation from the relevant organization. “Suitable for” or “recommended for” language is not automatically equivalent.
Selected product and packaging routes may support private label. MOQ, artwork requirements, documentation and lead time are confirmed for the specific project.