Classification and Applications of Industrial Lubricating Oils

What are the general types of industrial lubricants? Let Santai introduce you to anti-wear hydraulic oil: Anti-wear hydraulic oil is typically used in the hydraulic systems of construction machinery and die-casting machines, as well as in medium and high-pressure hydraulic systems for construction, hardware, plastics, machine tools, etc. It is also applied in certain gearboxes, bearing lubrication systems, and other systems that specifically require anti-wear and oxidation-resistant lubrication.

Air compressor oil:

Air compressor oil is used for various domestic or imported air compressors.

Industrial gear oil:

Industrial gear lubricating oil is used for the lubrication of gear transmission devices under various loads.

Machine tool spindle oil:

Guideway oil and spindle oil are suitable for lubricating the spindles, guideways, and other parts of various mechanical equipment such as modern CNC machining centers, grinders, lathes, planers, and drilling machines.

Vacuum pump oil:

For lubrication of various mechanical vacuum pumps.

Heat transfer oil:

Suitable for applications requiring liquid-phase heat transfer sources in processes such as oil boilers, oil bath furnaces, drying rooms for heat setting, distillation, melting fractionation, and reactor heating in industries like chemicals, food, pesticides, textiles, printing and dyeing, coking, paints, inks, and rubber.

Special industrial oils:

High-temperature chain oil is suitable for lubricating transmission chains in spray booths, paint baking workshops, reflow soldering machines, wave soldering machines, and heat setting machines; quenching oil is used for the quenching process of various metal materials.