Grease is a semi-solid lubricant made from base oil, a thickener and performance additives. It adheres to surfaces and provides lubrication where liquid oils may not remain in place, particularly in bearings, joints and exposed moving components. Greases help reduce friction, wear and corrosion while providing protection against water, dust and other contaminants. The correct grade depends on temperature, load, speed and operating conditions.
Industrial grease is designed for machinery and equipment operating in manufacturing plants, workshops and industrial environments. It lubricates bearings, gears, joints and other moving components while helping reduce wear, resist corrosion and protect against contamination. Different formulations are available for high temperatures, heavy loads, water exposure and specialised industrial operating conditions.
Formulated to maintain lubrication and structural stability under elevated operating temperatures. It is used in industrial ovens, furnaces, hot-running bearings, motors and other machinery exposed to heat. Depending on its thickener and base-oil formulation, it can provide oxidation resistance, wear protection and extended lubrication intervals.
Designed to lubricate ball bearings, roller bearings and other rotating components in industrial machinery. It reduces friction, minimises wear, protects against corrosion and helps prevent contamination by dust and moisture. Selection depends on bearing speed, operating temperature, load and water exposure.
An extreme-pressure (EP) grease with a very soft, semi-fluid consistency corresponding to NLGI Grade 000. It is used in compatible enclosed gearboxes, centralised lubrication systems and machinery requiring easy grease flow. EP additives help protect components against wear and heavy shock loads.
A water-resistant lubricant commonly used for general-purpose lubrication of machinery, chassis components and selected bearings. Provides robust water-washout protection and anti-corrosion barrier properties, with operating temperature capability formulated up to 100°C.
Automotive grease is used to lubricate vehicle components such as wheel bearings, chassis joints, suspension linkages and hinges. It reduces friction and wear, protects metal surfaces against corrosion and helps maintain reliable operation under vibration, road contamination and varying temperatures. Different formulations are designed for specific vehicle components and service conditions.
Formulated to provide durable lubrication and extend the interval between relubrication. It is commonly used in automotive wheel bearings, suspension components and other grease-lubricated parts. Its performance includes high resistance to oxidation, water washout, mechanical breakdown and corrosion.
Lubricates vehicle door hinges, bonnet hinges, tailgate hinges and related moving joints. It reduces squeaking, friction and wear while helping protect exposed metal surfaces against rust and corrosion. Adheres firmly to resist water and dust across normal operating temperatures.
A commercially recognized lithium-based or specialized gel-type formulation identified by its vibrant red color. Engineered for compatible automotive and industrial bearings and moving components to deliver strong film strength, shear resistance and load protection.
Designed for lubrication points such as suspension joints, steering linkages, pins, bushes and other chassis fittings. It helps reduce friction and wear while providing high adhesion, water resistance and shock-load protection for cars, trucks, tractors and utility vehicles.
Used in compatible wheel bearings and other vehicle bearings to maintain a tenacious lubricating film between moving surfaces. Reduces friction, controls wear, withstands elevated hub temperatures, rotational speeds and road shocks, and protects against corrosion.