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Lubricants for Aviation
Highest quality and safety standards - aviation oils and lubricants ensuring reliability in extreme conditions
Certified Quality
Aircraft manufacturers' approvals
Extreme Durability
Operation in low temperatures
High Performance
Stability across a wide temperature range
Flight Safety
Reliability of critical systems
Challenges in the Aviation Industry
Extreme operating conditions of aviation fluids
Aviation requires specialized lubricants capable of working in conditions inaccessible to standard oils. Turbine engines, hydraulic systems, and aircraft landing gear operate at temperatures from -60°C to +200°C, under enormous loads and speeds.
Five critical problems for aviation oils:
Extreme temperatures of aircraft engines
Engine oil must maintain lubricating properties both during start-up at low temperatures at high altitudes and during turbine operation at high temperatures. Incorrect viscosity leads to bearing failures and engine damage.
Turbine oil degradation under load
High rotational speeds of turbines and continuous loads cause rapid degradation of standard oils. Decomposition products form deposits that block oil channels, posing a threat to flight safety.
Corrosion in aircraft hydraulic systems
Hydraulic fluids are exposed to moisture and sea salt. Rust in control systems can lead to loss of aircraft control, posing a deadly threat.
Landing gear lubrication failure during landing
Aviation greases in wheel bearings must withstand enormous loads during takeoff and landing. Incorrect grease leads to overheating of bearings, wheel lock, and loss of aircraft control.
Wear of aircraft gearbox components
Gearboxes in control systems require special anti-seize lubrication. Lack of appropriate grease can cause blockage of control mechanisms with catastrophic consequences.
Our Solutions
Types of aviation oils in our offer
Mobil Jet Oil II
Synthetic oil for turbine engines
Application: Aircraft turbines, APU, all types of jet engines
Industry: civil aviation, military, helicopters
Aviation Hydraulic Oils
Specialized control system fluids
Application: Actuators, servomechanisms, aircraft brake systems
Industry: all types of aircraft
Premium Aviation Greases
Synthetic general-purpose greases
Application: Landing gear bearings, joints, guides, control mechanisms
Industry: commercial aviation, small aircraft, airports
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How do we solve industry problems?
Thermal and oxidative stability
Synthetic oils resistant to oxidation processes at high temperatures
Corrosion protection
Corrosion inhibitors protect metal parts from moisture and salt
Wide range of operating temperatures
Special bases ensure fluidity from -60°C to +200°C
Lubricating film durability
EP additives provide lubrication under extreme loads
Material compatibility
Formulas safe for seals and structural materials
Why choose our oils and lubricants for aviation?
Maximum Safety
Products meeting the highest aviation quality and safety standards
Manufacturers' Approvals
Certificates from all major engine and aircraft manufacturers
Performance and Reliability
Extended intervals between replacements while maintaining full protection
Application Universality
One product for multiple applications within specifications
Technical Support
Experts will advise optimal solutions for your fleet
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Applications:
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Our aviation lubricants ensure reliability in the most demanding applications.
Civil Aviation and Airlines
Passenger aircraft require oils that meet strict safety standards. Mobil Jet Oil II and similar products ensure reliable operation of turbine engines, minimizing the risk of failure during flight. Landing gear greases ensure safe landings at full load.
Military and Defense Aviation
Fighter jets and combat helicopters operate in extreme maneuvering conditions. Specialized turbine oils withstand overloads and sudden temperature changes. Hydraulic fluids provide precise control at high speeds.
General Aviation and Small Aircraft
Piston and turboprop engines in aviation require high-quality oils. Semi-synthetic oils provide protection during frequent take-offs and landings in changing weather conditions.
Airport Handling and Service
Ground handling companies need greases for maintenance of airport equipment. Aviation lubricants must be compatible with different types of aircraft handled at the airport.
Space Industry
Spacecraft and satellites require lubricants that work in vacuum and extreme temperatures. Special formulations ensure lubrication and sealing in space conditions.
Aerospace Manufacturing
Aircraft factories use oils for maintenance during assembly. Protective agents prevent corrosion of components during transport and storage before installation.
Need support in selecting aviation oil?
Our specialists will help you select the right oils and lubricants for your fleet.
Three Steps to Success
Requirement Analysis
We determine the engine type and operating conditions
Product Selection
We recommend certified solutions
Cost Optimization
We extend periods between services
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do aviation oils differ from standard engine oils?
Aviation oils must operate in a much wider temperature range and meet strict specifications. They contain special additives ensuring stability in low temperatures and resistance to high turbine temperatures.
Can different brands of turbine oils be mixed?
Mineral and synthetic aviation oils of the same specification are theoretically compatible, but mixing is not recommended. Each manufacturer uses unique additive packages, and mixing them may reduce performance.
How often should oil be changed in aircraft engines?
The frequency depends on the engine type and operating conditions. Synthetic oils in turbines can work for 3000-5000 hours, while piston engine oils require changing every 50-100 flight hours.
What greases should be used for aircraft landing gear bearings?
They must have manufacturers' approvals for wheels and work in temperatures from -54°C to +177°C.
Do aviation hydraulic fluids differ from industrial ones?
Yes, aviation fluids must maintain properties in extremely low temperatures and be resistant to foaming. They also require special anti-corrosion additives and compatibility with aviation seals.
How to store aviation oils and greases?
Aviation lubricants need to be stored in controlled conditions - dry place, temperature 5-35°C, away from contaminants. Expiry dates and FIFO inventory rotation should be observed.
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