Automobile
Lubrication System

Automotive Fluids and Greases refer to materials be it a gas, vapor, or liquids used for keeping various parts of automobile in a good working condition while automobile greases are the thickened gels made up of natural, synthetic and semi synthetic substances. The automotive greases are mainly used for lubricating and sealing various parts of a vehicle such as bearings, combustion engines, compressors, piston pumps and gears.

Fuel System Additives are the additional substances added to fuel in small amounts for improving the efficiency and functioning of an automobile lubrication system.

Oil Filters refer to devices or tools which are used for filtering impurities and dirty residue mixed in the oil that lubricates and greases an internal combustion engine of the vehicle.

Oil Pumps are the mechanical devices used for distributing oil to the other moving parts of the engine of an automobile. More specifically, oil pump is a pivotal part of an automobile lubrication system, which is used for dispensing pressurized oil through suction or by applying pressure. In other words, these devices are especially created to raise, compress or transfer fluids to the other important parts of an engine. There are innumerable types of oil pumps like automotive fuel pumps, electric fuel pumps available in the market to suit your desired specifications.

Oil Strainers refer to a coarse-mesh metal screen, which are used for trapping foreign and impure particulate matter present in oil. This device makes sure that the foreign matter like lost washers, nuts and bolts does not enter into the oil pump. Oil strainers are generally located between the oil reservoir space and oil pump. These strainers are mostly made of stainless steel, aluminum, cast bronze, brass, chrome, copper, nickel, platinum, plastic, wrought iron, polyvinyl chloride and other materials.

Specific Usage Oils and Lubricants are of many types which used in various applications that are explained in greater details below: