Engine Oil · Industrial Oil · Grease
Hydraulic, gear, compressor and general-purpose industrial oil, stocked and ready for workshops, fleets and manufacturing plants.
"Industrial oil" is a broad category — it typically covers hydraulic oil, gear oil, compressor oil and general-purpose machine oil used across manufacturing plants, workshops and heavy equipment. Unlike engine oil, these formulations are chosen around the specific mechanical system they protect: a hydraulic press has very different demands from an air compressor or a gearbox.
The common thread is that this equipment usually can't tolerate unplanned downtime. Choosing the wrong oil, or letting stock run out mid-shift, has a direct cost — which is why buyers in this category tend to order in bulk and plan ahead rather than restock reactively.
Industrial oils are usually graded on the ISO VG (Viscosity Grade) scale rather than the SAE scale used for engine oil — common grades run from ISO VG 32 up to ISO VG 320 depending on the application. Hydraulic systems typically run lighter grades for responsive movement, while heavily loaded gearboxes need thicker oil films to prevent metal-to-metal contact under pressure.
If your equipment's manual specifies an ISO VG number, that's the most reliable starting point — send it to us on WhatsApp along with the equipment type and we'll confirm what we have in stock.
Matched to the system they protect
Transmits power through hydraulic systems while protecting pumps, valves and cylinders from wear. Chosen for consistent viscosity across operating temperatures.
Formulated to handle high pressure and shock loading between meshing gear teeth, protecting against scoring and premature wear in gearboxes.
Built to handle the heat and pressure cycles inside air and gas compressors, resisting oxidation over long, continuous run times.
Common questions from workshop & plant buyers
Check the equipment's manual or nameplate for a specified oil type and viscosity grade (often given as an ISO VG number). If that's not available, tell us the equipment type, make and typical operating conditions on WhatsApp and we'll help narrow it down.
It's the industry standard scale used to classify industrial lubricants by viscosity at a reference temperature. A higher ISO VG number means a thicker oil — the right number depends entirely on the equipment it's going into.
This varies widely by equipment type, load, and operating environment — some systems run on scheduled intervals, others on condition-based monitoring. Your equipment manufacturer's guidance is the most reliable source; we're happy to help you cross-check it.
Yes — industrial buyers typically order by the drum or in bulk. Use the Bulk Enquiry form on the homepage or message us directly on WhatsApp with your quantity and delivery location.
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