Synthetic wind turbine lubricants

We often get asked if synthetic lubricants really are better. The honest answer is that it depends on the application, but in the case of wind turbines, it’s usually yes. The operating conditions of wind turbines come with extremes not experienced in your usual... Read more >>

Determining the cause of gear failures

There are a number of factors which could cause an unexpected rise in gear failures. You should start by looking at what is different since the number of failures increased. Are you using a different lubricant? Has the operating environment changed? Is there a cross... Read more >>

Grease selection

Most users are aware of the importance of selecting the right lubricant for a given application, and it’s made easier when following original equipment manufacturer (OEM) recommendations. OEM specifications for a lubricating oil normally include viscosity at... Read more >>

Our team is growing

June was an exciting month for us at Pure Lubrication, as we welcomed some new, but familiar, faces to the team. Elaine Dunn joined us as Customer Service Manager in our Inverness head office. Elaine has over a decade of technical lubricant sales experience,... Read more >>

A guide to lubricant additives

Lubricant additives have three basic roles: Enhancing existing base oil properties with antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, anti-foam agents and demulsifying agents. Supressing undesirable base oil properties with pour-point depressants and viscosity index improvers.... Read more >>

We are CHAS certified

We are proud to be a CHAS certified contractor. The Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS) was set up to improve health and safety standards across the UK. HSSE is a key focus for us at Pure Lubrication, and before we can advise you on the safest way... Read more >>