SINOPEC LUBRICANT – GLOBAL LUBRICATION SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY ENGINE

Sinopec Lubricant is a core member of Sinopec Group – a world-leading energy and petrochemical corporation, consistently ranked 2nd in the Fortune Global 500. As the largest lubricant manufacturer in Asia and top 4 globally, Sinopec’s mission is to provide high-tech lubrication solutions that optimize operational performance for businesses in Vietnam.

 

1/ International Quality from the "Heart" of Singapore

All Sinopec products supplied to the Vietnamese market are manufactured directly at our Singapore plant – one of the world's most advanced petrochemical hubs. We offer a diverse portfolio of over 2,000 products, meeting the most stringent standards such as API, ACEA, and ISO. Our quality is trusted by leading OEMs, including Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, BMW, Caterpillar, and Cummins.

 

2/ A Breakthrough Product Ecosystem

Sinopec comprehensively meets needs ranging from civil to heavy industry:

  • Tulux Series (T700, T500, T300): Premium diesel engine oils that extend oil drain intervals and provide robust protection under heavy loads.

  • L-HM Hydraulic Oil & L-CKD Gear Oil: Superior anti-wear capabilities, maintaining stability for 24/7 production lines.

  • Specialized Greases: Lithium, Crystal, and Golden Grease series offer extreme pressure and temperature resistance with effective water washout protection.

  • Heat Transfer Oil: The L-QC 320 series ensures safe operation at temperatures up to 310°C.

 

3/ Partnering for Sustainable Development

In Vietnam, Sinopec provides more than just products; we deliver cost-saving solutions. By extending equipment life and reducing fuel consumption, Sinopec helps businesses minimize the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and move toward green production goals.

Choosing Sinopec is choosing a commitment to world-class quality combined with a deep understanding of the local market.

Sinopec – Power in Motion, Endurance for the Future.

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