marine Lubricants |
September 22, 2021
Shield’s Best Marine Oils 2021
For better health and performance of your marine engine and its tools, you need to find the best marine oils. It is important to choose a product that can boost...
Automotive oil, Brake Fluids, coolant, Engine Oil, gear oil, Greases |
February 1, 2021
Make Your Vehicle Go To The Extra Mile
If you own a vehicle then there is some good news for you. Yes, you can add longevity to your car, bike, mini truck or SUV. No matter what kind...
gear oil |
June 23, 2020
What Do You Need to Know When Selecting Industrial Gear Oils?
When it comes to selecting oils or lubricants for industrial gears, you should take many factors into consideration. Some of those factors are viscosity, additives, and type of base oil....
Engine Oil |
May 29, 2020
Does Improper Engine Oil Level Affect Car Performance?
There is no denying the fact that engine oil is one of the most important factors which helps maintaining your car performance. It keeps all the components of the engine...
Brake Fluids |
March 31, 2020
Types of Brake Fluid
Before we talk about the types of Brake Fluid, let’s first understand what a Brake fluid is. Brake fluid is a type of hydraulic fluid used in hydraulic brakes and...
Lubricant Oil |
March 5, 2020
Principles of Lubrication
If we want to understand the principles of Lubrication, it becomes extremely important to learn about Viscosity because Viscosity is perhaps the single-most important factor and characteristic of oil which...
Industrial Lubricants |
August 7, 2019
The Basics and Importance of Industrial lubricants
Many people strongly believe that a lubricant is basically used to make things “slippery” and “smooth”. Lubrication reduces friction between moving parts by substituting fluid friction for solid friction. Without...
Lubricant Oil |
May 14, 2019
What’s The Weight of Oil? What Does the ‘W’ in Oil Grades stands for?
Oil is one of the primary ingredients for any operating machine or engine. You may have seen labels such as 10W-30 and wondered what the mysterious “W” might stand for...