Engineering support that comes with our SERVO supply: complimentary plant lubrication surveys, used-oil analysis, grade rationalisation, brand conversion, training and planned inventory for plants in seven Karnataka districts.
*Complimentary surveys for qualifying industrial customers in our territory.
Our engineers walk your plant, list every lubrication point and match it to the right SERVO grade, quantity and interval. You get a colour-coded lube chart for your machines.
Sampling of hydraulic, gear, turbine and compressor oils, plus thermic fluid testing, to catch wear, water and contamination early and set drain intervals on evidence. Samples are tested at an NABL-accredited IndianOil laboratory.
We consolidate a crowded lubricant store into the fewest SERVO grades that correctly serve every machine. That means less inventory, fewer wrong top-ups and simpler buying.
Moving from another brand? We map every current product to its SERVO equivalent on viscosity grade and performance class, and flag any OEM approval to check. See the equivalent chart.
Hands-on sessions for fitters and supervisors: storage and handling, contamination control, correct grease quantities and reading oil-analysis reports.
Mixed-grade route deliveries for regular users, and bulk supply, including road-tanker deliveries, for high-volume plants.
Advice on drum storage, dedicated dispensing equipment, breathers and filtration. See the storage guide.
We visit and document machines, operating conditions and current lubricants.
You get a grade map, consolidation targets and a commercial proposal.
Genuine sealed SERVO product from Bidadi or Tumakuru, with documents.
Periodic oil sampling and reviews keep intervals and stock optimised.
Every engagement ends with documents your maintenance, stores and quality teams can use straight away, including for ISO and IATF audits.
Plant lubrication surveys are complimentary for qualifying industrial customers in our seven districts. Contact us to schedule one.
Used-oil samples are tested at an NABL-accredited IndianOil laboratory.
Typically viscosity, water content, acid number (TAN) or base number (TBN), particle count (ISO 4406) and wear or additive metals. The exact test slate depends on the equipment. See oil analysis limits.
A review of every lubricant your plant uses, with the aim of cutting the number of grades to the fewest that correctly serve all machines. This reduces inventory, mix-ups and purchase effort.
