Dremfu machine oil is mainly used in various mechanical equipment to reduce friction and protect the lubricating oil of machinery and processed parts. It mainly plays the role of lubrication, auxiliary cooling, rust prevention, cleaning, sealing and buffering, reducing friction and wear, protecting the normal operation of mechanical equipment and extending its service life.

Dremfu Equipment Oils include hydraulic oils, guide oils, gear oils, Spindle Oils, and Rust Preventive Oils.Hydraulic oils are divided into anti-wear hydraulic oil, high-pressure non-ash hydraulic oil, fire-resistant hydraulic oil, and high-pressure anti-wear hydraulic oil.

Hydraulic oils and guide oils are both standard national oils, with common viscosities of 32#, 46#, 68#, 100#, and 150#.

Guide Oils: These are standard national oils with common viscosities of 32#, 46#, 68#, 100#, and 150#.

Spindle Oils: Common viscosities include 5#, 7#, and 10#.

Rust Preventive Oils: These include volatile rust preventive oils, oily rust preventive oils, and hard film rust preventive oils. The rust protection period is customized according to customer requirements.

Dremfu offers a wide range of equipment oils with a comprehensive selection. For more information or to receive personalized service, please leave your contact information or submit a form, and a representative will follow up within 24 hours.

Dremfu equipment oils are widely used in industries such as injection molding, machinery and equipment, hardware stamping, shipbuilding, construction machinery, metallurgy, automotive parts manufacturing, aerospace, mining equipment, air conditioning, home appliances, mold manufacturing, machinery manufacturing, instrumentation, medical equipment, cutting tools, shipbuilding, smart equipment, industrial robotics, and optics. With applications spanning over 50 industries, our products offer broad coverage and versatility.

Lubrication solutions for equipment involve several aspects, including regular inspection and maintenance of lubrication systems, selection and use of lubricants, choice of lubrication methods, establishment of recording and management mechanisms, and the application of intelligent lubrication management systems.

Regular Inspection and Maintenance:

1. Regularly check the lubrication system’s oil level, temperature, and quality to ensure the system is operating correctly.

2. Perform daily checks, including regular cleaning of the lubrication system, replacing worn components, and maintaining system cleanliness.

3. Periodically test the quality of the lubricating oil, such as viscosity and acid value, to ensure oil quality.

4. Use lubrication oil monitoring equipment to continuously monitor the working condition of the oil and prevent potential failures.

Selection and Use of Lubricants:

1. Choose lubricants based on factors such as the equipment’s operating environment, temperature, and load.

2. In high-temperature environments, select lubricants with good thermal stability; for heavy-load conditions, choose lubricants with excellent load-carrying properties.

3. Pay attention to the brand and model of the lubricant; select high-quality lubricants to ensure effective lubrication and stability of the equipment.

Selection of Lubrication Methods:

1. Determine the lubrication method based on the equipment's lubrication requirements and operating conditions, such as drip lubrication, immersion lubrication, and spray lubrication.

2. For equipment with high lubrication demands, consider using an automatic lubrication system to improve lubrication effectiveness and operational efficiency.

Establishment of Record and Management Mechanisms:

1. Establish comprehensive record and management mechanisms, including equipment lubrication maintenance plans, lubricant replacement records, and lubrication system inspection records.

2. Use lubrication maintenance management software to enhance management efficiency.

Application of Intelligent Lubrication Management Systems:

3. Introduce intelligent lubrication management systems to monitor equipment lubrication status in real-time and improve management efficiency. 

4. Utilize a combination of distributed principles and SaaS software systems to achieve intelligent, automated, and centralized online management of lubrication, meeting the needs of modern industrial equipment for lubrication systems. 

5. Through these comprehensive measures, equipment efficiency can be effectively improved, equipment lifespan extended, equipment failure rates reduced, and safe operation ensured.