WELCOME TO REDSTAR CANADA LUBE

Lubricants are essential to our modern life. Everything in our world today, from the watch on your wrist to the automobile you drive requires the lubrication of moving parts. Lubricant (often referred to as simply lube) is a slippery substance placed between two surfaces to reduce friction and wear. It both reduces friction and facilitates movement of the mating parts; there are many different types of lubricant available on the market.


Redstar Canada Lube management and staff have years of experience in this field and all petroleum products has been tested as per various test methods has passed the entire requirement as per those test methods.
Redstar Canada Lube are able and exporting this product to a number of countries including China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Turkey and most countries.

    New Products:

1 - Petrol Engine Oil Grade: 30, 40, 50, 5W40, 10W40, 15W40, 20W40, 25W50
     APL: SC/CC-SL&SN

2 - Diesel Engine Oil Grade: 30, 40, 50, 5W40, 10W40, 15W40, 20W50, 25W50

3 - Gear Oil Grade: 90, 140, 250, 75W90, 80W90, 85W90, 85W140

4 - Hydraulic Oil Grade: 22, 32, 46, 68, 100, 150, 220, 320, 460, 680

5 - Anti-Freeze and Coolant

6 - Soluble Oil

7 - Turbine Oil

8 - Thermal Oil

9 - Compressor Oil

10 - Locomotive Oil

11 - Sea Engine Lubricant

12 - Flexible Oil

13 - Cutting Oil

• Redstar Lube reduced overall lubrication costs
• Significantly reduced wear
• Extended oil drains and grease relubrication frequencies
• Reduced lubricant consumption
• Energy savings through friction reductions
• Product consolidation
• Reduced downtime
• Longer equipment service life
• Fewer waste disposal concerns
• Less inventory of replacement parts

MOTOR OIL
If you are driving a relatively new car you will want to be certain you ad here to the manufacturer’s specification for the motor oil to be used. Certainly this is true during the period of the manufacturer’s warranty. Reference to your owners’ manual should provide a simple answer to your questions.
If you must make the choice in selecting a brand of motor oil and its specifications, there are two factors of primary importance to consider. One is the viscosity grade of the oil, which is defined as its resistance to flow (or pour-ability), and the second is its service level, meaning its composition and quality. Fortunately there is a way of classifying and coding each of these factors which permits you to tell whether a lubricating product might be appropriate for your use.
Product “service codes” have been established through testing which indicate engine oil meets the requirements necessary to properly perform in an engine. These requirements are defined by the automobile manufacturing industry. Motor oil manufacturers place labels on their products indicating they have passed these tests. As motor technology and the requirements of emission control equipment change new oil products, new tests and category codes are created.

The viscosity grade of oil is rated by the SAE (American Society of Automotive Engineers). Their coding system permits you to tell if the viscosity characteristics of a product are appropriate for your requirement. The motor oil viscosity to be used in a car is specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Multi-grade oils are intended for use in automobile engines. Single-grade oils are limited in the temperature range in which they are effective and should be used only in equipment such as lawn mowers where there are not great variations in operating temperature.


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