TITAN SUPERSYN LONGLIFE SAE 5W-40 from FUCHS Lubricants is a ultra-high performance, fuel-economy engine oil for a variety of vehicles with or without extended service intervals. It is suitable for optimum cold starting and can result in lower oil consumption.

The market for electric vehicles is setting new records. It is redrawing the map in the automotive industry, but is also affecting lubricant manufacturers and industry suppliers.

So how will the need for lubrication differ in electric cars compared to conventional vehicles?

FUCHS Lubricants-sponsored teams produced excellent results at their various motorsport competitions - Race report 13 April

Cooling, sealing, keeping clean and protecting against rust – today’s lubricating oils are subject to a wide range of requirements. At the same time, oils are now often closely integrated with the technology to be lubricated. This is achieved by mixing from two to 22 ingredients to produce impressive properties.

FUCHS Lubricants continued to mark its visibility as racing teams sponsored by the company continued to fly the brand in the different Motorsport competitions.

MAINTAIN FRICOFIN LL PREMIX from FUCHS Lubricants is a Premium Performance Coolant Ready Mix based on monoethylene glycol. It offers frost protection down to -35° Celsius for use in combustion engines. The coolant is free from nitrite, amine, phosphate and silicates.

World Water Day is an annual UN observance day that highlights the importance of freshwater. The day is used to advocate the sustainable management of freshwater resources and is celebrated around the world with a variety of events.

Digitalisation is redefining the playing field in many industries. The area of lubricants is no exception. The products of the future will tell us how they are doing and what kind of maintenance they need. Meanwhile, smart new systems are being launched that can even order their own spare parts.

FUCHS Lubricants sponsored teams continued their dominance in the motorsport racing over the weekend of 30 March 2019.

Some types of waste can be used to produce lubricants. This introduces a new approach that can save on costs and the environment, and could be the key to smarter production.

Renewable raw materials found in eco-friendly hydraulic oils are already being used. Complementing this are innovative projects such as the German ZeroCarb FP research alliance, of which FUCHS Lubricants is part. One of the projects within the alliance is reviewing the use of waste to manufacture new products, including lubricants.