Industrial oils
Hydraulic oils, industrial gear oils, compressor oils and specialty products for defined equipment requirements.
Industrial ProductsWe are a China-based company supplying industrial and automotive lubricant product families. Our business combines manufacturing and trading.
We supply lubricant product families for hydraulic systems, gearboxes, compressors, engines and related applications. Our range also includes greases, metalworking fluids and additives.
If you are an importer or distributor, send us a product list with the grades, packs and quantities you want. If you are buying for equipment, send the machine requirement and the oil currently in use.
The photos and clips below show production equipment, laboratory work areas and packaged-goods storage. For your order, we can discuss the specific product, its technical information and the supply details together.
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Hydraulic oils, industrial gear oils, compressor oils and specialty products for defined equipment requirements.
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View All Products →A practical look at the equipment and spaces behind lubricant supply.

The photos show the tank area and its layout. Start your product discussion with the lubricant family, required grade and intended use.
Find your product →
For a technical review, ask for the data for the exact product and grade. Include any test property or specification your team needs to compare.
Read about oil analysis →
Container size and grade are separate order details. Confirm the selected pack, quantity and any carton or pallet requirements in the quotation.
Plan your purchase →Compare the model, test values and document requirements before you confirm an order.

The model pages bring the listed grades, product features and performance tables together. Use that information to build your shortlist, then request the current data for the grade you intend to buy.
Tell us which properties your technical team needs to check. Keep each result with its test method, unit and temperature. If you need agreed acceptance limits, a batch report or approval evidence, include the requirement before the order is confirmed.
Request product documents →Keep the product model, complete grade and document revision together. Compare the same grade across the offer and the data sheet.
Check the property, method, units and measurement conditions. A viscosity value needs its test temperature to be useful.
List any acceptance limits, batch documents or approval evidence. Confirm availability and scope for the proposed item.
The required tests depend on the product. Use these review points to tell us which data your application needs.
| Property group | What to compare | What to include in the request |
|---|---|---|
| Viscosity & viscosity index | The selected grade, test temperature and stated method. | The equipment requirement and the full viscosity designation. |
| Flash point & low-temperature properties | The named test and its result for the selected grade. | Any specific property or limit your technical team needs to review. |
| Water, foaming & water separation | Applicable data for the industrial fluid and the system requirement. | The operating conditions and the test properties required for the application. |
| Acid value / base number | The named property, method and units where relevant to that product. | Whether the question concerns new-product data or an in-service oil sample. |
Ask for the TDS for product properties and the SDS for handling information. If you need a batch-specific COA or test report, name the required properties so document availability and scope can be confirmed. Use the exact supporting evidence for any required approval.
Read the oil analysis guide →Choose a clip to see the production floor, warehouse or drum handling. Videos play on request and keep their original vertical format.
A short walk past the production vessels, pipework and access platforms.
A quick view of the warehouse and stored drums.
A forklift moving drums in the handling area.
| Stage | What you provide | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| 1 · Product scope | A named product list or the equipment requirement | Oil family, grade and intended application |
| 2 · Technical review | Required specifications and requested documents | Product-specific TDS, SDS and any approval evidence |
| 3 · Supply discussion | Pack, quantity and delivery destination | The offered product, units, commercial terms and timing |
| 4 · Order review | The agreed line items and document requirements | The quotation and written order details match |
Industrial and automotive lubricant product families, including hydraulic, gear, compressor and engine oils, plus related greases, fluids and additive packages. Use the product catalog to identify the exact item.
Yes. The business combines manufacturing and trading. If product origin, the production entity or a particular brand is important to your order, request that information for the exact proposed item.
Keep the performance specification, product data and any separate approval evidence together. A product family name or a packaging photograph is not evidence of every OEM or market requirement.
Yes. Separate the products, grades, packs and quantities so each proposed item can be reviewed against its own requirement.
Include the exact product, grade and required test properties with your inquiry. If you need a COA, batch identification or agreed acceptance limits, ask for those details before ordering so availability and scope can be confirmed.
Open the product model page to view its listed grades, packaging and performance table. Request current technical information for the selected grade and keep it with the quotation.
Include the product, grade, pack size and quantity. Tell us the destination and any documents you need with the quotation.