Manufacturing

Manufacturing environments operate a wide range of continuously running mechanical and fluid systems, including hydraulics, gear drives, compressors, circulating systems, and auxiliary equipment. Lubricants used in manufacturing must deliver stable viscosity, oxidation resistance, and effective wear protection across mixed duty cycles, variable loads, and extended operating hours to maintain equipment reliability and predictable maintenance intervals.

Typical manufacturing plant lubrication requirements include hydraulic oils, turbine and circulating oils, industrial gear oils, compressor oils, and greases applied across production machinery, utilities, and support systems. Correct lubricant selection supports system cleanliness, thermal stability, and component protection in diverse production settings where multiple equipment types operate in parallel.