A new automotive lubricant brand can differentiate itself by offering high-performance, eco-friendly, or specialized lubricants tailored to the specific needs of different vehicle types. Additionally, our industrial lubricants are versatile oils and fluids used in various non-automotive applications, primarily within manufacturing and heavy industries.

Engine oil viscosity grades are important for ensuring proper lubrication and protection of your vehicle’s engine. The viscosity of an oil is a measure of its resistance to flow at a given temperature. Understanding viscosity grades is crucial because different engines and climates require specific oil viscosities for optimal performance. The viscosity grade is typically indicated on the oil container using a combination of letters and numbers.

Check the oil viscosity grade on the bottle; lower numbers indicate thinner oil for colder temperatures, while higher numbers denote thicker oil for hotter conditions.