
Base Oils
Paraffinic and naphthenic base stocks across API Groups I to III, together with bright stock and synthetic base fluids.
- Group I · SN 150 / 350 / 500 / 650
- Group II
- Group III
- +4 more on the family page
Products
Browse base oils, additives, automotive and industrial lubricants, marine oils, and coolants by family—or use the Product Finder when you already know the grade, application, or public specification you need.

The range
Each family brings its published grades, applications, typical properties, packaging context, and available documents into one review path.

Paraffinic and naphthenic base stocks across API Groups I to III, together with bright stock and synthetic base fluids.

Additive packages organised by the application they are formulated for, alongside the base components that go into a finished blend.

Segmented by vehicle type first and fluid type second, so a fleet operator reads the range the way they run it.

Plant fluids grouped by the machine they serve rather than by viscosity alone.

Engine-room and deck fluids for two- and four-stroke marine propulsion.

Organised by base fluid and inhibitor technology, supplied as concentrate or ready-to-use.
How the catalogue is organised
Family
One of the six approved product families.
Product
A catalogue record within that family — a product line or type.
Grade
The published SAE, ISO VG or NLGI variant, where more than one exists.
Technical data
The approved structured properties, reviewed and published on that grade's page.
Product Finder
Narrow the published range byproduct family and buyer segment, or search directly by product name, grade, or a public specification value.
Documentation
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Every approved property is reviewed and published as structured data directly on its grade's product page — the same six fields every time, no separate public PDF workflow.
Qualified access
The full catalogue is released against a short qualifying form.
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The range above is what we publish. Formulation to a customer brief is a route of its own, and a sample is the first stage of it.