Industrial Lubricants and Chemicals
Industrial lubricants and technical chemicals for maintenance. Hydraulic oils, greases, coolants and adhesives for all applications.
Protection and performance for equipment
Which product types do we supply?
- Hydraulic OilsHydraulic fluids for industrial systems · Hydraulic power units, Mobile machinery, Industrial presses, Lifting systems
- Industrial GreasesGreases for industrial bearings and plain bearings · Motor bearings, Fan bearings, Mechanical joints, Heavy equipment
- Gear OilsLubricants for gearboxes and speed reducers · Industrial gearboxes, Machine gearboxes, Geared systems, Mechanical transmissions
- Industrial AdhesivesAnaerobic, cyanoacrylate and structural adhesives · Bearing retention, Thread locking, Sealing, Quick repairs
- Technical SpraysCleaning, lubricating and protective sprays · Loosening seized threads, Contact cleaning, Corrosion protection, Lubrication of mechanisms
- CoolantsEmulsions for machining · CNC lathes, Metal milling, Grinding, Machining operations
Which brands do we quote in this category?
- Shell Lubricants
- Mobil Industrial
- Castrol
- Klüber Lubrication
- SKF Lubrication
- Loctite Henkel
- Permatex
- Würth Chimice
- Addinol
- APAR Industries
- Blaser Swisslube
- Bolton Adhesives
- Bostik
- Carl Bechem
- Chemische Werke Kluthe
- CIMCOOL
- Condat
- CRC Industries
- DELO
- Divinol
- Dowsil
- DST Chemicals
- DYMAX
- Fuchs Lubricants
- H.B. Fuller
- Hoenle Adhesives
- Hylomar
- Interflon
- IPS Corporation (Weld-On)
- ITW Performance Polymers
- JAX
- Krytox (Chemours)
- Kurita
- Kyodo Yushi
- Lubriplate
- Masterchem
- Matrix Specialty Lubricants
- Molydal
- Molykote
- Molyslip
And more brands on request: send us the code or the nameplate of the item.
Spare parts and accessories
- Grease pumps
- Grease guns
- Spray can holders
- Automatic dispensers
- Containers and drums
- Spill kits
- Protective equipment
What we do for you
- Advice on product selection
- Product identification from the equipment datasheet
- Quotations on code lists for recurring consumption
- Technical documentation on request
- Delivery in 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right viscosity for a hydraulic oil?
Viscosity is chosen according to the ISO VG classification (ISO 3448), which gives the kinematic viscosity at 40°C - ISO VG 46 and VG 68 cover most industrial hydraulic systems at normal ambient temperature. An oil that is too viscous increases energy losses and makes cold starting of the pump harder; one that is too thin reduces the lubricating film and speeds up wear of precision components (servo valves, piston pumps). The equipment manual always specifies the ISO VG grade recommended by the manufacturer - using another, similar grade without checking may void the pump warranty.
Lithium-based grease or complex grease - how do I choose?
Lithium soap grease covers most standard industrial applications, with good water resistance and working temperatures up to about 120-130°C. Complex grease (lithium complex, calcium complex) withstands higher temperatures, up to 150-180°C, and heavier mechanical loads, making it the choice for bearings exposed to heat (ovens, dryers) or shock loads. Mixing greases with incompatible soaps can degrade the structure of both products, so when changing the type of grease, complete cleaning of the bearing is recommended.
What does the NLGI grade mean for an industrial grease?
NLGI (National Lubricating Grease Institute) classifies greases by consistency, from 000 (almost liquid) to 6 (very hard), based on standardised measured penetration. NLGI 2 is the most common in industry, suitable for most motor and fan bearings at normal temperature. A lower NLGI (0-1) is used in centralised lubrication systems, where the grease has to flow through thin lines; a higher NLGI (3) appears in bearings subject to strong vibration, where a firmer consistency prevents the grease from leaking out of the housing.
When should I use an anaerobic adhesive instead of a lock nut?
An anaerobic adhesive cures only in the absence of air, between tightened metal surfaces, which is why it is ideal for locking threads (bolts that can work loose from vibration) or for retaining bearings on a shaft without changing the mechanical tolerance of the assembly. There are strength grades - from low (allows disassembly with normal tools) to high (requires heating for disassembly) - chosen according to whether the part will ever be disassembled again. It does not replace a joint that needs high structural strength; for that, mechanical fasteners remain necessary.
What information should I send for an industrial lubricants quote?
The most useful is the code of the product currently used or the equipment datasheet (which gives the viscosity grade or NLGI grade recommended by the manufacturer). If you are starting from scratch, tell us the type of equipment, the working temperature and the approximate load, and we will recommend the suitable grade. For recurring maintenance orders (periodic oil changes), we can schedule deliveries at fixed intervals, so that you do not depend on the stock left at each service.
How long does delivery of industrial lubricants and chemicals take?
For hydraulic oils and greases in the usual grades, the lead time is 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier. Special products (synthetic oils for extreme temperatures, large quantities) are delivered to order, usually in 1–4 weeks; it may take longer depending on the brand and the specifications. For recurring maintenance consumption, send the list of codes and the estimated quantities, and we confirm the lead times in the quotation.
Request a quotation
Send the codes, the nameplate photo or your parts list; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 2026-11-12