Whether you need engine oil for a vehicle or fleet, metalworking fluids for your manufacturing process or any other type of lubricant, there are several considerations you should make regarding handling and storing lubricants in a workplace.

If you own a vehicle, either as an individual or a business, changing its oil regularly is an essential part of routine maintenance. As oil flows through an engine, it accumulates various contaminants that render it less effective, which is why it needs to be changed regularly.

There are many considerations when choosing a cutting fluid for a metalworking application. Cutting fluids and lubricants will differ in terms of their composition and physical properties, designed for particular applications.

Here, the experts at Broughton Lubricants will explain the science behind lubricants and how they decrease friction, then discuss the factors you should consider when comparing products to ensure you choose the right one for your needs.

Wind farms are now one of the most popular sources of green energy, and look set to grow in prominence significantly over the next few decades.

With over 90 years’ experience supplying industrial oils and greases, Broughton Lubricants’ experienced team of Field Sales Engineers is well placed to provide expert advice on the supply and application of a wide range of oils, greases and other lubrication products.

Every industry will need to take steps towards increasing sustainability if the UK is to meet its ambitious climate targets by 2050, and we believe that lubricants have a valuable contribution to make.

Whichever industry you work in, correct selection and application of lubricants can improve uptime and efficiency, and reduce maintenance needs for plant machinery.