Energy Industry

In energy production, reliability, continuity, and efficiency are among the most critical parameters. To achieve these goals, the use of industrial lubricants is essential—not only for protecting mechanical components, but also for ensuring overall plant performance and operational safety.

Lubricants used in the energy industry vary depending on production technologies and equipment types:

• Turbine Oils
  Oils with high oxidation resistance and thermal stability, used in the bearings and control systems of steam, gas, or hydro turbines.

• Transformer Oils
  Provide dielectric strength in transformers while serving both cooling and insulation functions. Available in both mineral-based and ester-based (biodegradable) options.

• Compressor Oils
  Synthetic and mineral-based oils that ensure stability under high pressure in natural gas and air compressors.

• Hydraulic Oils
  Used in gate systems of hydroelectric power plants and other moving components; contain water-resistant and anti-corrosion additives.

• Gear and Bearing Oils
  Designed for use in wind turbines, offering high load-carrying capacity for gearboxes and main bearings.