Aviation Lubricants

Turbine engine oils, hydraulic fluids and greases for operators and MROs, supplied on request.

FIG. 02Lubrication circuit, schematic

Product types

Three product groups, each to the specification you name.

01
Turbine engine oils
Synthetic oils for gas turbine engines and auxiliary power units.
02
Hydraulic fluids
Hydraulic fluids for aircraft systems and ground support equipment.
03
Greases and special lubricants
Greases and special lubricants for airframe, landing gear, controls and components.

Name the specification and, where it applies, the class. Typical examples:

Other military specifications and specifications of engine and aircraft manufacturers on request.

Four details are enough for a quotation.

01
Specification
The specification and class, or your own product designation.
02
Quantity and container
The quantity with unit and the container you need, for example cans, pails or drums.
03
Date and place
The date you need the goods and the delivery address.
04
Destination and use
Destination country and intended use for export control (KYC). New customers go through a one-time customer due diligence before the first quotation.

AOG and urgent needs

For an AOG or other urgent need, enter the required date and start your message with "AOG". We handle urgent requests first.

Each delivery comes with the documents named in the quotation, as a rule:

01
Certificate of conformity
The certificate of conformity (CoC) for the delivered goods.
02
Certificate of analysis per batch
The test results of each delivered batch (CoA).
03
Batch and shelf life
Batch number, date of manufacture and shelf life of the delivered goods.
04
Safety data sheet
The current safety data sheet for the product.

Before dispatch we check the documents against the quotation. Availability and lead time are stated in the quotation.

Specification and quantity are enough to start. We come back with a quotation.