Anglomoil’s range of mineral oils and lubricants

Anglomoil proudly presents a selection of our extensive range of mineral oils engineered for diverse industrial needs. Here are some of the products in our range:

• Transmission 90

  Transmission 90 is a specialised mineral gear oil designed for high-temperature operations. It’s formulated without extreme pressure additives, making it ideal for Fuller Roadranger gearboxes and other specific applications requiring SAE 50 or SAE 90 viscosity non-EP gear oil.

• Slideway Oil

  Our Slideway Oil series, crafted from solvent-refined mineral oils, delivers unmatched performance for slideway lubrication. These oils are engineered to provide a smooth, consistent operation, enhancing machine longevity and efficiency.

• FoodMaster White Oil

  FoodMaster White Oil, a highly refined mineral oil, is designed for applications where incidental food contact is possible. Because it’s NSF H-1 registered, it’s an ideal choice for the food, pharmaceutical and personal care industries. Beyond its primary use, it offers versatility in applications like dough diving, release agents and even in baby oils and electrical wire insulation.

• Compressor S/R

  Compressor S/R is a versatile mineral oil suitable for a wide array of applications, including rotary compressors, turbines and hydraulic systems. Its formulation allows for up to 2,000 hours of service in rotary compressors, and it’s equally adept in reciprocating and rotary screw compressors.

• Provac 100T

  Provac 100T is a high-performance vacuum oil distinguished by its low volatility. Crafted from premium virgin mineral base oil and fortified with PTFE, it enhances the load-carrying capacity to ensure efficient lubrication of vacuum pumps.

• Ammonia Refrigeration Fluid

  This product is a high-performance ISO 68 compressor lubricant formulated from severely hydrocracked, isodewaxed base oil. Enhanced with an advanced additive system, it is specifically developed for aggressive ammonia environments. This fluid demonstrates exceptional thermal, oxidative and hydrolytic stability.

The upside to using high-quality mineral oils and lubricants

Opting for only premium mineral oils is crucial for elevated machinery performance and environmental care.

Enhanced engine efficiency

High-quality mineral oils reduce friction and wear, which translates into a smoother operation. This is crucial for high-performance machinery like mowers.

Longevity and maintenance

Using superior mineral oils significantly extends the life of machinery. They protect against corrosion and wear, reducing the need for frequent maintenance and replacement.

Emission reduction

Quality mineral oils contribute to lower emissions. By maintaining engine cleanliness and efficiency, they help in reducing harmful discharge — aligning with environmental considerations and regulatory standards.

Operational reliability

The reliability of machinery, especially in challenging conditions, is primarily influenced by the quality of mineral oils used. Premium oils guarantee consistent performance and prevent breakdowns, which is essential for industries relying on continuous machine operation.

Cost-effectiveness

Investing in high-grade mineral oils is cost-effective in the long term. While they might come at a higher upfront cost, their ability to reduce wear, extend machinery life and lower maintenance needs results in significant savings.

Contact Anglomoil — Australia’s leading mineral oil supplier

Browse Anglomoil’s extensive range of premium mineral oils for diverse industrial and automotive applications. As Australia’s leading mineral oil manufacturer, we provide quality products and unparalleled technical support. Discover our innovative solutions that enhance efficiency, reduce maintenance and support environmental sustainability.

Contact us today or visit our news page for the latest updates and insights in lubrication technology. Join the many businesses that trust Anglomoil for their lubrication needs.

FAQs

What is mineral oil, and where does it come from?

Mineral oil is a clear, colourless, oily liquid derived from the distillation of petroleum. It’s a by-product of the refining process and is known for its lubricating properties. It is used in various applications, including medicine, cosmetics and a vast array of machinery. Its composition includes hydrocarbon molecules, sulphur, paraffins, salts and metals​​​​.

How are mineral oils classified for different applications?

Mineral oils are primarily classified into paraffinic and naphthenic oils. Paraffinic oils, characterised by a specific hydrocarbon chain, are relatively stable at high temperatures and tend to solidify at lower temperatures. Naphthenic oils contain a higher proportion of asphalt, are more stable at lower temperatures and remain liquid at lower temperatures. The viscosity of naphthenic oils varies more with temperature changes than paraffinic oils. Reach out to us for more information on this and how these properties impact your use case.

Can mineral oil be recycled or disposed of responsibly?

Recycling or responsible disposal of mineral oil is essential to minimise environmental impact. While specific guidelines can vary depending on local regulations and the type of mineral oil, general practices include not disposing of mineral oil in regular trash or down drains, using authorised waste disposal facilities and considering recycling options where available. It’s crucial to follow local environmental guidelines to ensure responsible disposal or recycling of mineral oil.