Sinopec manufactures lubricants from Singapore’s Tuas industrial zone, operating alongside Shell and Total within a shared high-grade facility that supports consistent production, secure logistics and regional supply confidence.
Sinopec Online has expanded its UK logistics capacity with a large warehouse facility near Birmingham, reinforcing stock availability and distribution across the United Kingdom and mainland Europe
This guide brings together fifty reliable statistics on injection moulding, plastics processing and lubrication. It highlights downtime costs, maintenance trends and the effect of hydraulic oils and greases on machine...
This guide brings together fifty data backed statistics on UK fleet maintenance, vehicle downtime, logistics and lubricants. It helps operators and engineers benchmark costs, understand the impact of unplanned downtime...
Sinopec Online sets out how tribology enhances hydraulic system performance and reliability. Industry material published in Lube Magazine supports these findings. Sinopec hydraulic fluids are engineered to meet the demands...
The European heavy duty lubricant sector is developing quickly as stricter emission rules and updated ACEA E8 expectations shape product choice across the region. Independent material published in Lube Magazine...
October 2025 saw mixed base oil conditions worldwide. European and US markets steadied, Asia faced supply pressure, and Middle Eastern prices stayed firm amid logistical limits. Read Sinopec Online’s technical...
The conversation around lubricants is no longer just about viscosity or drain intervals. In 2025, businesses and fleet operators will look closely at environmental performance, and lubricant brands are under pressure...
In today’s fast-evolving lubricants market, expos and trade shows offer a rare glimpse into the brands shaping the future of engine oils, greases, and industrial lubricants. And one name that’s...
See how Sinopec Tulux T500 15W40 outperforms Shell, Mobil, Chevron, Valvoline and Castrol on API/ACEA specs, OEM approvals and cost-per-litre—your fleet’s ideal choice.
UK fleet managers are turning to Sinopec for cost-effective, OEM-approved engine oils in bulk formats—discover why savings, performance, and support are driving the switch.
A clear guide for fleet and industrial buyers: learn what “OEM approved” means in engine oils, why it matters for warranties and performance, and which Sinopec products carry these approvals.
The Evolution of Synthetic Lubricants and Why Sinopec Tulux T700 Leads the Way In the ever-evolving world of lubrication technology, synthetic engine oils have become the gold standard for performance,...
Learn the real differences between conventional and synthetic engine oils. Understand base composition, viscosity stability, oxidation control, and service life. The Sinopec Online Technical Team explains when to use each...
Sinopec’s extensive product portfolio serves a wide array of industries, from transportation and manufacturing to agriculture and energy. By providing high-quality fuels and lubricants, Sinopec helps businesses enhance performance, reduce...
Sinopec heat transfer oils are utilized in a vast array of industries and applications. These include aerospace, marine, automotive, and military uses, as well as in processing equipment, combustion engines,...
In the UK, industrial machinery is at the heart of various sectors such as manufacturing, mining, and construction.