A lubricant is a liquid or semi-solid substance used to reduce friction between two contacting surfaces. They are used in a wide range of applications including industrial, automotive, machinery and personal care.
Here are some common types of lubricants and their descriptions:
1.Mineral oil based lubricants:
Refined from petroleum, they have good lubricity and stability.
Suitable for general industrial machinery and equipment such as engine oils, hydraulic fluids, etc.
2. Synthetic lubricants:
Made from chemically synthesized compounds with higher thermal stability and oxidation resistance.
Suitable for high temperature, high pressure or extreme environment mechanical lubrication, such as aviation lubricants, racing engine oil, etc..
3. Bio-based lubricants:
Made from vegetable oils or other renewable resources with good biodegradability.
Suitable for industrial applications requiring environmentally friendly solutions, such as lubrication of food processing machinery.
4. Water-based lubricants:
Made from a mixture of water and additives with good cooling effect and low friction.
Suitable for industrial applications requiring cooling and reduced friction, such as metal processing.
5. Silicone-based lubricants:
Made from silicone oil with excellent temperature resistance and chemical stability.
Suitable for lubrication in high temperature, high pressure and chemically aggressive environments such as automotive engine seals.
6. Solid lubricants:
Including graphite, molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), etc., can provide lubrication in dry environments.
Suitable for applications where liquid lubricants are difficult to use, such as locks and hinges.
7. Specialty Lubricants:
Designed to meet the needs of specific applications, such as food-grade lubricants, medical lubricants, and so on.
These lubricants need to meet specific safety and health standards.
8. Personal care lubricants:
Used in personal care products such as lubricating gels, lubricating sprays, etc. These lubricants are often required to meet specific safety and hygiene standards.
These products often need to meet skin friendliness and safety requirements.
I. Documents required for the export of lubricants:
1. Export license
2. MSDS report
3. Transportation identification certificate
4. Certificate of origin
II. Information required for exporting lubricants:
1. specification, grade, unit, quantity, unit price, total price, commodity name and code of lubricant
2. export details: trade form, port of customs clearance and mode of transportation
3. information required for customs declaration: packing list, contract, invoice and declaration elements
4. bill of lading information: consignee and consignor company information, contact information, product details, port of origin and destination, ship name and voyage, etc.
