Define the condition
Equipment, component, speed, load, temperature, environment, current lubricant and maintenance objective.
Our process connects product development with equipment conditions, implementation requirements and maintenance objectives.
Selection is treated as an engineering decision. Performance claims and service intervals must be confirmed for the actual machine and operating environment.
Equipment, component, speed, load, temperature, environment, current lubricant and maintenance objective.
Balance base oil, viscosity, thickener, additives, compatibility and delivery method.
Review specifications, operating evidence and—where appropriate—sampling or field trials.
Track lubricant condition, consumption, relubrication interval and equipment response.
Translate application constraints and field feedback into a suitable product family, chemistry, viscosity and development direction.
Review existing lubricant, seals, coatings, materials and cleaning requirements before conversion.
Use inspection, operating data and lubricant condition to support interval and maintenance decisions.
A useful enquiry includes equipment model, lubrication point, current product, temperature, speed, load, environment and the problem you want to solve.