Industrial lubricants are used to reduce friction, wear, and heat in machinery and equipment. They are used in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and construction, to help ensure the smooth and efficient operation of equipment and extend its lifespan.

1. There are many different types of industrial lubricants, including mineral oils, synthetic oils, greases, and non-oil based lubricating fluids. Each type of lubricant has specific properties and is designed for use in specific applications.

Choosing the right industrial lubricant for your equipment is important to ensure its proper functioning and extend its lifespan. Factors to consider when selecting a lubricant include the type of equipment, the operating conditions, and the specific lubrication requirements. It is also important to consider the compatibility of the lubricant with any other materials that it may come into contact with. Our team are experts at helping you to find the right lubricant for your industrial needs.

The frequency of lubricant changes will depend on the specific equipment, the operating conditions, and the type of lubricant being used. Some lubricants may need to be changed more frequently than others, depending on their performance and the demands of the application. It is important to consult the equipment manufacturer’s recommendations and follow a regular maintenance schedule to ensure that lubricants are changed as needed.

It is generally not recommended to mix different types of industrial lubricants, as this can alter their properties and potentially cause problems in equipment. If you need to switch lubricants, it is important to check the new lubricant is the correct lubricant for the specific application and is fully compatible before mixing with existing lubricant. In some cases it is essential to thoroughly clean the equipment before introducing the new lubricant to prevent contamination.