
Manufacturing facilities often operate hydraulic presses, injection-moulding machines, gearboxes, compressors, pumps and bearings on the same site. Effective lubricant selection balances equipment protection, product standardisation, inventory control and maintenance needs. Review the equipment list and OEM requirements before consolidating products across different machines.
• Equipment inventory and lubrication points
• OEM specifications and required viscosity grades
• Production environment and contamination risks
• Operating temperatures, loads and speeds
• Maintenance schedules and oil-change intervals
• Opportunities for compatible product standardisation
• Complex management of multiple lubricant types
• Similar packaging or product names causing selection errors
• Hydraulic wear, leakage and unstable pressure
• Gearbox wear, noise and overheating
• Compressor deposits reducing operating efficiency
• Under-lubrication or over-lubrication of bearings
• Contaminated oil causing component failures
• Unsuitable oil-change intervals increasing maintenance costs
• Excessive lubricant inventory
• Different OEM requirements limiting product consolidation
[ OEM COOPERATION PROCESS ]
Tell us your target application, product specifications, estimated quantity, packaging preferences and branding needs.
We review your requirements and assess suitable formulations, performance targets and production feasibility before preparing samples.
Evaluate the proposed samples against your requirements and confirm any adjustments before approving the product.
Confirm container sizes, packaging materials, label artwork and product information before production.
Review the quotation and confirm quantities, specifications, payment terms and the agreed production and delivery schedule.
We arrange blending, filling and packaging according to the approved specifications and confirmed order requirements.
Products and packaging are checked against agreed requirements, with relevant batch and inspection records prepared for review.
We coordinate dispatch and agreed shipping documents, then provide follow-up support for product enquiries and future orders.
