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TotalEnergies Finavestan A50B
1.258,97 EUR
6,05 EUR per l
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A80B
from 108,12 EUR
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A100B
from 109,97 EUR
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A180B
from 108,35 EUR
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A210B
1.090,80 EUR
5,24 EUR per l
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A360B
from 110,66 EUR
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TotalEnergies Finavestan A520B
from 1.213,33 EUR
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TotalEnergies Lyran C100B
from 1.011,52 EUR
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TotalEnergies Lyran C80B
from 1.001,92 EUR
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TotalEnergies Emetan M
from 302,06 EUR
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TotalEnergies Emetan T
from 154,21 EUR
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TotalEnergies Torilis 2500
from 937,05 EUR
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TotalEnergies Torilis 6200
from 961,07 EUR
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TotalEnergies Torilis 7200
1.095,61 EUR
5,27 EUR per l
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TotalEnergies Torilis HC 1850
from 968,28 EUR
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TotalEnergies Barrier Fluid 5
from 162,64 EUR
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Process Oils for Industrial Production Processes

Process oils are used in a wide range of industrial manufacturing and processing applications. Unlike conventional lubricating oils, they may serve as process media, processing aids, release agents or products used to influence specific material properties, depending on the application. The requirements for a process oil therefore depend heavily on the particular process, materials used and operating conditions.

At Schmierstoff-Versand.de, you will find selected process oils for industrial applications from TotalEnergies Lubricants, Petro-Canada and our own LISOL brand. The various products are designed for different technical requirements and industrial processes.

What Are Process Oils?

Process oils are used specifically to support certain properties of an industrial production or processing operation. Depending on the application, they can help facilitate the processing of materials, act as release agents or influence specific physical properties of a product or intermediate product.

Unlike conventional lubricants, the primary purpose of process oils is therefore not necessarily the lubrication of machine components. Instead, the focus is on the technical requirements of the individual production process and compatibility with the materials being processed.

Process Oils for Different Industrial Applications

Process oils are used in various areas of industrial manufacturing. Depending on the product and application, different requirements may apply to purity, viscosity, thermal stability, material compatibility or evaporation characteristics.

Potential applications for process oils include:

  • Plastic processing and other material processing applications
  • Rubber and elastomer processing
  • Metal processing and industrial manufacturing processes
  • Chemical and technical processes
  • other industrial applications requiring specialized process fluids

The suitability of a particular process oil depends on its formulation and the technical requirements of the respective process.

Process Oils as Processing Aids

Process oils can be used as processing aids in various industrial processes. Depending on the application, they can help facilitate the processing of certain materials or specifically influence process characteristics.

The requirements can vary significantly between different processes. Process oils should therefore always be selected according to the material being processed, the production method and the relevant technical requirements.

Important Properties of Process Oils

Depending on the application, different properties of a process oil may be important. These can include:

  • Suitable viscosity for the respective process
  • Thermal stability at elevated process temperatures
  • Good material compatibility with the materials being processed
  • Low volatility for suitable industrial applications
  • Defined product properties for consistent production processes

The properties actually required depend on the individual process and materials used. A specific viscosity or oil technology is not inherently suitable for every application.

Choosing the Right Process Oil

When selecting a process oil, the technical requirements of the individual production process should be the primary consideration. These may include the material being processed, processing temperature, process conditions and the intended function of the oil.

Material compatibility is also an important factor. A process oil should not adversely affect the properties of the material being processed or the quality of the finished product. The product's technical data and the manufacturer's recommendations are therefore particularly important.

Buy Process Oils for Industrial Applications Online

At Schmierstoff-Versand.de, you will find process oils for various industrial applications from TotalEnergies Lubricants, Petro-Canada and LISOL. Our range includes products for different technical requirements and operating conditions.

Use our product filters to find the right process oil for your industrial application. Always consider the technical data, application instructions and recommendations provided by the respective manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions About Process Oils

What is a process oil?

Process oils are specialized oils used specifically in industrial production and processing applications. Depending on the application, they can serve as processing aids, process media or release agents.

What are process oils used for?

Process oils are used in a variety of industrial processes. Depending on the product, they may be used in plastic and rubber processing, technical manufacturing processes or the processing of different materials.

What should be considered when selecting a process oil?

Important factors include the material being processed, production method, processing temperature, intended function of the oil and required material compatibility. The technical information for the individual product is decisive.

Which viscosity should a process oil have?

The appropriate viscosity depends on the application and production process. It should be selected according to the technical requirements of the process and the manufacturer's recommendations.

Can process oils also be used as lubricating oils?

Process oils and conventional lubricating oils serve different purposes. Whether a particular process oil is also suitable for a lubrication application depends on its formulation and the manufacturer's technical specifications.