ANDEROL Specialty Lubricants
ANDEROL Specialty Lubricants is a company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of high-performance lubricants tailored for specific industrial applications. With a focus on both synthetic and semi-synthetic lubricants, ANDEROL serves a broad spectrum of industries, including aviation, automotive, food processing, industrial manufacturing, power generation, and many others.
Key Aspects of ANDEROL Specialty Lubricants:
High-Performance Products:
- The company offers lubricants that are designed to withstand extreme temperatures, high pressures, and other demanding operational conditions. These products help to extend the life of machinery and reduce the frequency of maintenance.
Industry-Specific Solutions:
- ANDEROL formulates lubricants that meet the specific needs of different industries. For example, in the food industry, they provide food-grade lubricants that comply with safety standards such as NSF H1, ensuring they are safe for incidental contact with food.
Global Presence:
- The company has a global distribution network, allowing them to serve clients worldwide. With a network of partners and distributors, they can ensure timely delivery and localized customer support.
Innovation and Research:
- ANDEROL invests significantly in research and development to innovate and improve their products continually. They stay abreast of technological advancements and regulatory changes to offer cutting-edge solutions.
Quality and Compliance:
- The company maintains stringent quality control measures to ensure that their lubricants meet or exceed industry standards. They adhere to various certifications and regulations, such as ISO 9001, which demonstrate their commitment to quality and reliability.
Technical Support:
- ANDEROL offers comprehensive technical support to help customers select the right lubricant for their specific application. Their team of experts can provide insights into lubrication needs, troubleshooting, and best practices to maximize efficiency.
Application Areas:
- Aviation: High-performance synthetic lubricants for jet engines, turbines, and other critical components.
- Automotive: Specialty lubricants for improving fuel efficiency and prolonging the lifecycle of automotive components.
- Food Processing: NSF H1-approved lubricants for machinery in direct contact with food products.
- Manufacturing: Lubricants that can withstand high loads, temperatures, and harsh environments in manufacturing plants.
- Power Generation: Lubricants designed for turbines, generators, and other equipment used in power plants.
Overall, ANDEROL Specialty Lubricants plays a crucial role in optimizing the performance and reliability of industrial machinery, helping businesses across various sectors maintain smooth and efficient operations.
- 973-887-7410
- www.anderol.com
- 973-887-6930
Products
Bearing Oils, Biodegradable Oils, Hydraulic Oils, Gear Lubricants, Greases, Chain Lubricants, Gas Turbine Oils, Compressor Oils, and Specialty Lubricants
East Hanover USA
215 Merry Lane, PO Box 518
East Hanover NJ 07936
USA
East Hanover NJ 07936
USA
Ships
L 1052
Barge | Flag: United States of America | Port: St. Louis, MO
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