Lubricating oils are formulated using base oils and, where required, performance-enhancing additives. They are used in industrial machinery, machine tools and manufacturing equipment to ensure smooth operation and reduce maintenance. Common performance characteristics include viscosity, oxidation stability, wear protection, corrosion resistance and compatibility with machine components.
Engineered for diverse machining environments, our lubricating oils deliver reliable film strength, rust protection, and friction reduction across conventional equipment, manual application points, and precision CNC machinery.
Simple machine tools oil is used for general lubrication of conventional machinery, such as lathes, drilling machines, milling machines and workshop equipment. It reduces friction, minimises wear and protects metal components against rust. Depending on the application, it may lubricate bearings, gears or moving parts.
Hand machine tools oil is generally applied manually to lubrication points using an oil can or similar applicator. It helps lubricate exposed moving parts, guideways, joints and small mechanisms in manually operated equipment. The oil should provide adequate lubrication, corrosion protection and suitable viscosity for smooth movement. The specific grade depends on the machine manufacturer's recommendations.
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine oil is used to lubricate precision machining equipment, including CNC lathes, milling machines and machining centres. Depending on the application, specialised oils lubricate slideways, guide rails, ball screws, spindles or hydraulic systems. They help maintain positioning accuracy, reduce wear and support reliable operation. The correct oil must match the machine's lubrication system and specifications.