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Krylon Products Group meets your industrial & manufacturing lubrication needs with specially formulated lubricants and rust preventatives & penetrants proven to perform. Heavy-duty lubricants to general purpose oils, anti-seize agents and dry, food grade, silicone and tapping & cutting lubricant.
Sentinel® Lubricants manufactures a line of synthetic lubricants, synthetic metallic lubricants, automotive lubricants, spray lubricants, lubricating grease and lubricating oils. In addition, custom blended lubricating products such as our exclusive MOLY-DI line is offered for specialized uses in industry.
Our products include industrial lubricants, compressor lubricants, synthetic lubricants, food grade lubricants, diesel engine oil plus lubricating oils and greases. We serve various industries. Our well-known brands include Havoline®, Ursa® and Delo®. Contact us about your lubrication needs.
Tribology, a division of Tech-Lube, manufactures compressor lubricants, lubricating grease, food grade lubricants, silicon lubricants and synthetic lubricants. We provide quality products that eliminate oil filter clogging and serve as year-round lubricants, eliminating the need for oil.
We are the manufacturers of Sandstrom™ and Poxylube® solid film lubricants. Our film lubricants provide excellent lubrication plus protection from corrosion. Sandstrom Products' solid film lubricants are used for aerospace, military and industrial applications.
We are a manufacturer of a full line of industrial lubricants such as lubricating oil and grease, high and low temperature lubricants as well as bearing lubricants. Tomlin Scientific serves various industries with quality products as a family owned and operated company.
As many people have observed when oil and water are combined, oil does not easily adhere to other surfaces. For this reason, oil is often used as a lubricant. In industrial environments, lubricating oil is applied to moving parts and areas of friction in order to prevent wear. Bearings, dies, chains, cables, spindles, pumps, rails, and gears need to be lubricated to make equipment run smoothly and reliably.
Oil is not only used as a lubricant in manufacturing. Automobiles require oil to run properly; it is recommended that car owners change the oil in their vehicles every 3,000 miles. Oil is also used for equipment in the food service industry. Special oils are approved by the FDA for use with food due to the possibility of any incidental contact between lubricated machines and food products.
Lubricating oil comes in several varieties, including natural, petroleum, and synthetic forms. Oil in machinery serves multiple purposes; for instance, it protects against corrosion and reduces electric currents. Oil also has a higher boiling point than water and can be used to cool machinery. Such oils are called heat transfer oils.
