Services
What We Do
Although people know us best for our expertise in manufacturing lubricants, along with import & export of petroleum products, and marketing of those locally and internationally, we are also engaged in other activities, which is in correlation with the lubricant industry,
Oil Conditioning Monitoring Testing (OCM)
Oil condition monitoring (OCM) testing predictive maintenance programs help clients avoid costly machinery, engine, and power-train failures. Olex Lubricants OCM tests measure engine oils, lubricating oils, and other fluids for the detection of lubricant engine wear, lubricant quality degradation, and other problems. Oil condition monitoring by Olex Lubricants laboratories protects our client’s high-value machines, engines, and other systems, reducing expensive downtime.
Used Oil Analysis
Looking after your oil is an essential part of any machinery maintenance. The lubricating oil is often the only thing separating the metal surfaces of your engine, journal, hoists or compressors, and so without it, they could not function effectively. Oil analysis should, therefore, be a priority for any maintenance staff or engineer in order to ensure that all machinery is able to run as smoothly as possible. Further advanced oil analysis equipment solutions are also incredibly valuable for ensuring the continued health of heavy machinery. Not only will this improve machinery efficiency, but it also serves to reduce downtime. This can have a dramatic effect on output and costs, especially when combined with wear debris analysis and other condition monitoring methods.
Toll Blending and Private Labeling
Toll blending is a specialty service we offer where companies can have their batches mixed and processed into a final product for a fee. Also called custom mixing, or toll manufacturing, this increasingly common service allows a company with a unique formula sends the materials and process information to a specialized company for production, packaging, and in some cases, final delivery.
A private label product can also be manufactured by a contract or third-party manufacturer and sold under your brand name. As the third party, you specify everything about the product – what goes in it, how it’s packaged, what the label looks like.