Texas Pride Fuels

Industrial Lubricants And Def

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Fuel Additives

The many different additives can be categorized to aid handling and oil distribution, to improve fuel stability, to protect engines and fuel systems and additives to influence the combustion process. Some additives may influence more than one category and, of course, additives can be combined to produce multi-functional additive packages.

  • Schaeffer’s
  • Power Service
  • Lucas
  • Fuel Sampling and Analysis
  • Fuel and Tank Cleaning

The characteristics of diesel fuel can be improved through the use of additives.

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Fuel Additives

Food Grade Lubricants

Food Grade Lubricants must perform the same technical functions as any other lubricant: provide protection against wear, friction, corrosion and oxidation, dissipate heat and transfer power. All while meeting strict regulations set by the USDA.

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Food Grade Lubricants

Metalworking Fluids

Metalworking fluids are designed to cool and lubricate metalwork pieces when they are being machined, ground, milled, etc. They reduce heat, remove chips, prevent oxidation, and assist in cutting.

  • Synthetic
  • Semi-Synthetic
  • Water Soluble Oils

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Metalworking Fluids

Transmission Fluids & Torque Fluids

  • CAT TO-4
  • JD
  • ATF
  • Manual Transmissions

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Transmission Fluids & Torque Fluids

Greases

  • Grease functions as a sealant to minimize leakage and to keep out contaminants. Because of its consistency, grease acts as a sealant to prevent lubricant leakage and also to prevent entrance of corrosive contaminants and foreign materials. It also acts to keep deteriorated seals effective.
  • Grease is easier to contain than oil. Oil lubrication can require an expensive system of circulating equipment and complex retention devices. In comparison, grease, by virtue of its rigidity, is easily confined with simplified, less costly retention devices.
  • Grease holds solid lubricants in suspension. Finely ground solid lubricants, such as molybdenum disulfide (moly) and graphite, are mixed with grease in high-temperature service or in extreme high-pressure applications. Grease holds solids in suspension while solids will settle out of oils.
  • Fluid level does not have to be controlled and monitored.

Packaging Options

  • Tubes
  • 120# Kegs
  • 400# Drums
  • Totes

Pumping options

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Greases

Gear Lubricant

We have both open and closed gear lubricants.

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Gear Lubricant

AntiFreeze

Coolant (or antifreeze) protects your engine from freezing while defending components against corrosion. It plays a critical role in sustaining engine heat balance by removing heat.

In a heavy-duty diesel engine, only one-third of the total energy produced works to propel the vehicle forward. An additional one-third is removed as heat energy by the exhaust system. The remaining one-third of heat energy produced is taken away by the engine coolant.

This heat removed by the coolant provides a balance in the removal of engine heat that is critical in ensuring that the engine operates properly. Overheating could result in accelerated deterioration of the oil and the engine itself.

  • Extended Life Coolant (ELC)
  • Nitrite Free ELC
  • All Makes/Models
  • Testing and Analysis
  • Additives
  • Industrial Glycols and Heat Transfer Fluids

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AntiFreeze

Engine Oils

  • Diesel Oils for Engines
  • Gasoline Engine Oils
  • Natural Gas Engine Oils

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Engine Oils

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