MINING & QUARRYING
Aggregates
The aggregates industry makes heavy demands of its lubricants. Castrol has engineered heavy-duty solutions to meet those demands
The lubrication needs of the aggregates industry are complex as they involve a vast number of different vehicle types that carry out hundreds of types of applications across a wide range of conditions. From rolling stock that transports material, to crushers, conveyors, stackers, and asphalt plants that process the aggregate, Castrol offers a solution for practically every application.
Our heavy duty product range has been developed to overcome the challenges of the mining and quarrying industries. We offer solutions that can help you drive operational efficiency and keep your rolling stock and stationary equipment in service, by delivering more value for longer.
Talk to our liquid engineers about:
- Advanced lubricant technology for operational efficiency and the extension of equipment life
- Expert field services, including used oil analysis to help extend oil drain intervals
- Nationwide capability to service your vehicle lubrication needs at your point of operations
- History of proven performance with original equipment manufacturers
Our used oil analysis service, Castrol labcheck next generation brings a new generation of service and technology to fluid analysis. This helps enhance the performance and extend the lifespan of critical machinery for many years. Monitoring lubricant conditions within the internal environment of machinery is the most cost-effective way to extend lubricant drain intervals, prevent catastrophic failure and increase the lifespan of equipment.
Our technical services network is also on hand to provide you with industry-recognized expertise wherever you need it. We understand the challenges of your operating conditions and can help you select the most appropriate products for your vehicles, as well as co-ordinating technical data on how your equipment’s lubrication performs to help you improve its efficiency.
Contact our liquid engineers to find out more.
