Lubes'n'Greases Magazine
- Turning the ever-growing mountain of discarded clothing into grease thickeners.
- Embracing new bearing technologies keeps grease makers relevant.
- ABN Resource’s DEI survey reveals a lubricants industry that is deeply divided on this hot button topic.
- Ernie Henderson examines the history that made base oil markets vulnerable to geopolitical conflict.
- New mobility is more than just batteries and software.
- No end in sight to the chaos in the Gulf.
- As demand declines, pressure on formulators is increasing.
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Features
GREASE THICKENERS / NORTH AMERICA
Second-Hand Textiles Make Circular Greases
Turning the ever-growing mountain of discarded clothing into thickeners.
GREASE / EUROPE
Active Magnetic Bearings and the Future of Lubrication
Embracing new bearing technologies keeps grease makers relevant.
BUSINESS / GLOBAL
Lubricants Industry Opinions on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
ABN Resource’s DEI survey reveals a lubricants industry that is deeply divided on this hot-button subject.
CONVENTIONAL BASE STOCKS / GLOBAL
Geopolitics Impacts on Base Oils
Part 1: The Rise of Merchant Base Oil Suppliers
First article in a two-part series from Ernie Henderson examining the history that made base oil markets vulnerable to geopolitical conflict.
ELECTRIC VEHICLES / GLOBAL
Engineering Fluids at the Heart of New Mobility
New mobility is more than just batteries and software.
Departments
BASE STOCKS / NORTH AMERICA
July Base Oil Report
Still Holding Our Breath
No end in sight to the chaos in the Gulf.
FINISHED LUBRICANTS / U.S.A.
Need to Know
U.S. Market: Fewer Gallons, Greater Consequences
As demand declines, pressure on formulators is increasing.