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SOPUS makes SuperTech?
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
SOPUS makes SuperTech?
Imbassuming that supus makes the supertech conventional in my area because it is in the same 5qt jug as formula shell comes in. Im trying to find out if this is true. Does anybody know
SOPUS makes SuperTech?
Imbassuming that supus makes the supertech conventional in my area because it is in the same 5qt jug as formula shell comes in. Im trying to find out if this is true. Does anybody know
Think it depends on where you live here its all Warren but I am in Michigan and so is Warren.
In canada its safety Kleenex or something like that. It's part recycled too. Just not labelled as such
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Originally Posted By: maybehabitformin
Think it depends on where you live here its all Warren but I am in Michigan and so is Warren.
I live in las vegas any idea?
It is Warren here so likely it is Warren in Vegas.
Originally Posted By: maybehabitformin
Think it depends on where you live here its all Warren but I am in Michigan and so is Warren.
I live in las vegas any idea?
It is Warren here so likely it is Warren in Vegas.
Warren here now as well.
Not every oil co. packages their own product. Warren does, but depending on location, other companies may use a local plastics packaging facility.
Either way, I did have a couple of old SL ST quarts back when SOPUS did make it. Over here, ST is currently either Warren or XOM.
Either way, I did have a couple of old SL ST quarts back when SOPUS did make it. Over here, ST is currently either Warren or XOM.
This was discussed in another thread...
WPP represents the maker of the bottle. Warren Petroleum just makes the bottle.
WNE represents another maker of the bottle.
G represents another maker of the bottle.
My Walmart only had WPP for the big jugs and WNE for the little jugs. Or vise-versa.... can't remember.
WPP represents the maker of the bottle. Warren Petroleum just makes the bottle.
WNE represents another maker of the bottle.
G represents another maker of the bottle.
My Walmart only had WPP for the big jugs and WNE for the little jugs. Or vise-versa.... can't remember.
I like that they put specific additives on the TDS. You don't have to run a VOA to know that there's 980 ppm of zinc, 770 ppm of phosphorous, 2500 ppm of calcium, 80 ppm of moly, 180 ppm of boron, and 2980 ppm of sulfur.
Not a bad-looking additive package really.
Not a bad-looking additive package really.
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This was discussed in another thread...
WPP represents the maker of the bottle. Warren Petroleum just makes the bottle.
WNE represents another maker of the bottle.
G represents another maker of the bottle.
My Walmart only had WPP for the big jugs and WNE for the little jugs. Or vise-versa.... can't remember.
WPP = WNE = Maker of the bottle and the oil.
This was discussed in another thread...
WPP represents the maker of the bottle. Warren Petroleum just makes the bottle.
WNE represents another maker of the bottle.
G represents another maker of the bottle.
My Walmart only had WPP for the big jugs and WNE for the little jugs. Or vise-versa.... can't remember.
WPP = WNE = Maker of the bottle and the oil.
WPP stands for Warren Performance Packaging not Warren Petroleum products. Warren does make their own oil and bottles but also sells bottles to other oil distributors. So just because the bottle has WPP on the bottom does not guarantee the oil inside is made by Warren. I can't believe we are still talking about this on BITOG.
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WPP stands for Warren Performance Products. They make their own bottles and they are a oil blender. Makers of Mag 1 oil too.
Here's their website : Warren Proformance Products
As for the ST HM oil if it's a blend ? It is not. That's the answer I got from WPP when they sent me the PDS.
Here's their website : Warren Proformance Products
As for the ST HM oil if it's a blend ? It is not. That's the answer I got from WPP when they sent me the PDS.
Straight from their website.
"Our Council Bluffs manufacturing facility, Warren Performance Packaging, includes more than 255,000 square feet on 7 acres along the Missouri River, just north of Interstate 80. At that plant, Warren blends lubricating oils and chemicals for automotive applications and makes plastic bottles. Packaging operations include the manufacture of plastic bottles (from 8 fluid ounces to 2.5 gallon) and the filling of such with lubricants and chemicals, as well as packaging in 5-gallon pails, drums, totes, and bulk transport loading. Much of the product made at the plant is packaged for private label marketers but a significant portion is packaged under Warren's house brands including MAG 1 and Polar.
"Our Council Bluffs manufacturing facility, Warren Performance Packaging, includes more than 255,000 square feet on 7 acres along the Missouri River, just north of Interstate 80. At that plant, Warren blends lubricating oils and chemicals for automotive applications and makes plastic bottles. Packaging operations include the manufacture of plastic bottles (from 8 fluid ounces to 2.5 gallon) and the filling of such with lubricants and chemicals, as well as packaging in 5-gallon pails, drums, totes, and bulk transport loading. Much of the product made at the plant is packaged for private label marketers but a significant portion is packaged under Warren's house brands including MAG 1 and Polar.
Straight from their website:
"Welcome to Warren Performance Products, manufacturer of World Class automotive chemicals, lubricants and winter products."
Their main internationalpage: WPP
Their blending, packaging are all under Warren Performance Products WPP
As for the OP's question, WPP shaped Supertech bottles "ones that are the same shape as MAG 1 oil will be a WPP product. One's that look like a Mobil products are bottle by Mobil. And ones that are in bottles shaped like Sopus(Shell) products it will be a bottle by Sopus. It's really not that hard to see who makes what.
"Welcome to Warren Performance Products, manufacturer of World Class automotive chemicals, lubricants and winter products."
Their main internationalpage: WPP
Their blending, packaging are all under Warren Performance Products WPP
As for the OP's question, WPP shaped Supertech bottles "ones that are the same shape as MAG 1 oil will be a WPP product. One's that look like a Mobil products are bottle by Mobil. And ones that are in bottles shaped like Sopus(Shell) products it will be a bottle by Sopus. It's really not that hard to see who makes what.
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