Base oils and lubricants, from bulk tanker to 200-litre drum
Group I, II and III base oils plus finished lubricants for blenders, distributors and industrial users, packed the way your plant runs.
About this product
Base oil buyers care about viscosity grade, viscosity index, colour and sulphur, and they care about consistency from one cargo to the next. We help you specify exactly what you need and source it from regional producers who can repeat it.
The range runs from Group I solvent-refined grades such as SN-150, SN-500 and SN-600, and bright stock, through hydro-processed Group II, to Group III on request. For buyers who do not blend their own, we can arrange finished motor, industrial and hydraulic lubricants as well.
Packaging is flexible. Bulk shipments move by rail tank car, road tanker or ISO tank. Smaller buyers take 200-litre steel drums, 1,000-litre IBCs or flexitank loads, and we handle palletising and labelling to match your market.
Typical reference values
Figures are typical reference values. Final specification, tolerances and test methods are fixed in each offer and sales contract.
Who buys it
- Lubricant blending plants
- Automotive and industrial lubricant distributors
- Metalworking and process oil manufacturers
- Transformer and hydraulic fluid producers
- Rubber and plastics compounders
How we move it
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Frequently asked questions
Can you supply a specific viscosity grade?
Yes. Send the grade, VI and any colour or flash-point requirements. We will confirm which producers can meet them and what lead time to expect.
Do you provide drums or only bulk?
Both. Drums, IBCs and flexitanks are common for smaller buyers, while bulk loads suit blenders and large distributors.
Can you arrange finished lubricants?
Yes, on request, including motor oils, hydraulic oils and industrial lubricants. Tell us the OEM or API/ACEA performance level you need.
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