Gear oil supplier · Bengaluru

Gear oil for gearboxes.

Request industrial and automotive gear oils for gearboxes, axles, transmissions and heavy machinery in Bengaluru—matched to viscosity, load and equipment specification.

80W-90ISO VG 150ISO VG 220ISO VG 320ISO VG 460
Lubricated industrial gears and machinery
For a useful quote, send the gearbox model, required grade and oil quantity.

Selection essentials

Protection where metal meets load.

A gear oil must maintain the right film under the actual load and operating temperature. Match the OEM requirement before changing viscosity or product type.

Share gearbox details
01 / Industrial

Enclosed gearboxes

Common ISO viscosity grades for plant gear drives, selected against the maker’s recommendation.

02 / Automotive

Axles & transmissions

Automotive gear oils such as 80W-90 where the vehicle specification calls for them.

03 / Load

EP performance

Extreme-pressure chemistry for applications with heavy tooth loading and sliding contact.

04 / Duty

Temperature & speed

Viscosity selection should account for start-up temperature, working heat and gear speed.

Fast selection path

Trace the gearbox, not just the grade.

A reliable enquiry connects the oil specification to the actual gear set, speed and working load.

  1. 1

    Identify the drive

    Share gearbox make, model, gear type or vehicle axle details.

  2. 2

    Capture the grade

    Send the manual reference, nameplate or old container photo.

  3. 3

    Describe the duty

    Note load, speed, operating heat, shock and water exposure.

  4. 4

    State the fill

    Tell us top-up, oil change, sump capacity and repeat frequency.

Common applications

Matched to the gear train.

Industrial gearboxes
Conveyor drives
Crusher machinery
Heavy equipment axles
Transmission systems
Material handling equipment

Common enquiry language

Viscosity ranges buyers mention.

Use this as a conversation guide only. Gear geometry, speed, load and the maker’s specification decide the suitable oil.

Guide only
Confirm OEM requirement
ISO VG 150Lighter industrial viscosity

Often discussed for faster or more lightly loaded enclosed gear drives.

ISO VG 220Common industrial request

A frequent enquiry for enclosed gearboxes; application details still matter.

ISO VG 320 / 460Heavier viscosity range

Often considered for slower, heavily loaded or warmer-running gear sets.

SAE 80W-90Automotive gear oil

Used only where the axle or transmission service specification calls for it.

Gearbox support

Plan the oil around the maintenance job.

A clear fill volume and product reference makes changeover, top-up and repeat procurement easier to compare.

01 / Match

Specification first

Compare viscosity, gear-oil category and OEM requirement before considering another brand.

02 / Duty

Operating context

Share heat, shock load, slow speed or contamination concerns with the enquiry.

03 / Fill

Quantity planning

State sump capacity and number of gearboxes so pack quantities can be quoted sensibly.

Quote gear oil

Give us the grade and gearbox.

We’ll check the requirement and quote the available product against your quantity.

Your information is used only for this enquiry.

Gear oil FAQs

Questions before a gearbox refill.

The same viscosity number does not automatically mean the same performance or compatibility.

Is automotive 80W-90 the same as industrial ISO VG gear oil?

No. Automotive SAE viscosity and industrial ISO viscosity are different classification systems, and their additive requirements can differ. Use the category specified for the equipment.

Can I use a thicker gear oil to reduce noise?

Do not change viscosity only to mask noise. A different grade can affect oil flow, heat and efficiency. Check the gearbox condition and manufacturer recommendation first.

What does EP mean in gear oil?

EP refers to extreme-pressure performance intended to protect loaded gear contacts. The required performance category and material compatibility should still be confirmed.

Can I top up with another brand?

Confirm that the products match in viscosity, performance category and compatibility before mixing. If the existing oil is unknown, share a sample history or label and follow changeover guidance.