Build your strength on our base
Supply and quality, two key elements in raw material sourcing, and something that many manufacturers look to build their strengths upon.
Base oil, a key raw material in industrial lubricant manufacture, is one such material that requires both sustainable supply and a material of the highest quality.
With their own European based refineries H&R ChemPharm’s parent company, the H&R Group is well established in Group I base oil production, ensuring the business is in a position to immediately capitalise on any available market opportunity.
With manufacturers looking for traceability throughout the supply chain, H&R inspect their base oil for quality at every stage of the refining process,
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ensuring that the final product received by their customers is consistent in colour, VI and sulphur content.
Despite market trends showing an increase in usage of Group II and Group III base oils, Group I base oils are still in demand in many application areas such as general purpose lubricants, gear oils and transformer oils, where their lower cost and greater solubility characteristics are an advantage.
The chemical structure of Group I base stocks also tend to make them more suitable for use with a broader range of additives than their synthetic base oil counterparts.
In addition, bright stock is produced from Group I base stock, and used as an additive in many lubricant formulations.
The nature of the market and in particular the closure of many Group I refineries indicate that bright stock availability and continual supply is now a challenge for many manufacturers.
Given continuing demand for Group I Base Oil stocks H&R ChemPharm (UK) has made a commitment to continue to support the market with both reliable supply and quality.
For further information on H&R Base Oil to meet your specific application requirement contact H&R ChemPharm (UK) Limited directly on 0121 522 0100, or via
info.uk@
hur.com.
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LUBE MAGAZINE NO.133 JUNE 2016
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