Specialty/primarily industrial blenders?

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I am just thinking about all the different specialty blenders and what they have for PCMO, I know there are a whole bunch out there and it would be interesting to compile them all. Here's some 5w30 oils I have found (10W-30 is often available as an HDEO grade), and does anybody on the omnipotent BITOG have other products they use that aren't listed or have success using some of these products?

Lubrication Engineers Inc.
http://www.le-inc.com/products/documents/8530_tdb.pdf - 8530 Monolec SPB

Schaeffer Manufacturing Co.
http://www.schaefferoil.com/datapdf/9003.pdf - #9003 Supreme 9000 Full Synthetic
http://www.schaefferoil.com/datapdf/701.pdf - #701 Supreme 7000 Synthetic Plus

Southwest Petroleum Co. (Swepco)
http://www.t-commsys.com/swepco-toronto/SalesBulletins/306SB.pdf - 306 Supreme

Texas Refinery Corp.
http://www.texasrefinery.com/lb-specpro-specmulti-vis.htm - #6712 Pro-Spec Multi-Viscosity Synthetic Blend
 
Hydrotex

http://www.hydrotexlube.com/

They have a good line of lubricants. Their engine oil line are Group III based and it comes in everything from 5W-20 to 15w40. They make an excellent line of greases and gear oils.

I use their 2-cycle oil and Essentialube products and they work quite well.
 
http://www.mobilindustrial.com/Lubes/IND/index.html

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For decades, Mobil Industrial Lubricants has established an unsurpassed reputation as a supplier of leading edge lubricants for industry with in-depth industry expertise to help bring customers to new heights of equipment productivity.

Our highly experienced engineers work closely with leading equipment builders for insights into equipment trends and lubrication requirements. These insights then help guide our product development - our exceptionally qualified research chemists and lubricant formulators have the ability to build leading-edge lubricants for the most demanding applications from the ground up. This means most Mobil lubricants and greases are highly effective in the equipment they lubricate. And with the support of builder approvals and proven field performance, our customers can be secure and confident in the ability of their lubricants.

Our well-trained Field Engineering Services (FES) team works closely with customers, offering professional advice on sound lubrication practices, proper lubricant selection, equipment trouble shooting, and other lubrication services that help plants last longer with more reliability while remaining in top condition.
 
Primrose Oil's 790 Syn-O-Gen 5w30 looks like a really good oil.

There are a lot of operations out there that primarily do specialty industrial products but have PCMO products that fill out their line made with the same mindset of compromising minimally in performance.
 
The funny thing is, you are actually 140 miles closer to where Nemco is based than I am, Johnny. Winnipeg is straight north of Grand Forks but quite a ways southeast of my location.

There's the BITOG geography lesson. Most of the northern US is closer to somewhere in Canada than places in Canada are to each other.
 
Yeah, I was, sorry not to be clear on that....its not eve that close to MG, he's in Alberta, and Nemco is in Manitoba...so kinda botched that one on both counts.....
 
Do not forget Cenpeco !!! When I worked in the Heavy Equipment Industry doing remanufactureing and serviceing componets etc...that is all our shop used!
 
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