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Exol has launched two new sizes in the Optima Super Two Stroke range to meet customer requirements. The Optima Super Two Stroke oil is now available in 1 and 5 litre packs due to popular demand. This specially formulated, high performance semi-synthetic two-stroke oil utilises the latest additive technology, along with a balanced combination of…

  Monitoring and maintenance are an essential part of engineering designed to prevent equipment failures. On a simple level, this can be looking at tyre tread depth on a vehicle, to advanced physical and chemical monitoring of gas turbines generating electrical power. Condition Monitoring This can be defined by the process of measuring a parameter…

Tomeet customer demand, Exol has introduced a 5 litre size to its Athena Progear HD 85W-140. This premium quality extreme pressure lubricant is made for highly loaded gearboxes and final drives. It meets the API performance levels GL-5 and GL-4 and has been formulated to suit manual gearboxes, including synchromesh, fitted to automotive vehicles, industrial and…

An effective reinvestment strategy from lubricants maker Exol Lubricants has seen the company continue to increase turnover and profitability. In the past five years alone, Exol has reinvested in all areas of its business including the addition of new trucks to its delivery fleet, infrastructure projects at all facilities and, a substantial growth in its…

Construction like many sectors uses a plethora of lubricants most of which are sector specific to ensure a constant delivery of performance and reliability Hydraulic Oils All construction work relies on the use of hydraulics. Excavators, dumpers, cranes, crushers all of which need quality hydraulic oils fit for purpose. Whilst simple HLP hydraulic oils can…

We have all heard the phrase, “You get what you pay for” but in terms of reducing operational expenses this is often the case. Premium lubricants utilise specially selected base oils and additives, are compliant with OEM specifications and manufactured within specialised blending plants. Analysing Lubricant True Costs The true cost of a lubricant is…

To meet increasing demand for small pack products, Exol Lubricants has invested in an additional six-head Adelphi Masterfil filling machine at its production facility in Wednesbury, enabling the UK’s largest independently-owned lubricants blender to offer even greater flexibility to customers. Specialising in filling 1 & 5 litre containers, the additional filling line further develops the…

  Exol Lubricants’ Excelmould 320 concrete mould release oil has outperformed a market-leading rival product in a recent customer trial. Following a recommendation by Exol Lubricants, one customer decided to test the product, blended specifically for the manufacture of pre-stressed concrete panels and developed to provide a clean surface, free of blowholes, chipped edges and…

As we enter a second national lockdown, please be advised that it is still very much ‘business as usual’ for Exol Lubricants.Previously, we acted quickly to implement effective and internationally recognised procedures and systems, which have proven successful over the past few months, and we will continue to work with you to ensure business continuity…

The United Kingdom Lubricants Association (UKLA) has announced Darren Frogson, CEO of Exol Lubricants, as its new president as he prepares to embrace a period of change for the industry. As president of UKLA, Frogson will act as a voice of the industry, tackling any potential issues head on and supporting members through the transition…

Exol Taurus GEO G240 has been approved by prestigious car marque Rolls Royce for its B35:40, C26:33 and K-gas engines. Using Taurus GEO G240, engines benefit from extended oil life, greater base number retention, strong deposit control on pistons and valves, reduced sludge formation, and resilient anti-wear properties. The oil has also been approved by…

Despite having been around for a long time, it’s only recently that we’ve seen synthetic oils used in vehicles as opposed to conventional oil. The main difference between conventional oil and synthetic oil is that the latter is not found in nature, but it is actually a wholly man-made product. When looking after your vehicle,…