Lubricants

Aviation and industrial lubricants in one place: turbine and engine oils, hydraulic fluids, greases, dry film lubricants, anti-seize and assembly pastes, gear oils, and calibration and specialty oils. Brands include Molykote, Rocol, AeroShell, Royco, Castrol, LPS and Shell; MABAYCO is an authorised distributor for Castrol Aviation (including Brayco and Braycote), Armite and Sandstrom. In aviation, selection follows the specification in the maintenance documentation and the qualified products list (QPL): MIL-PRF-23699 and MIL-PRF-7808 for turbine engine oils, MIL-PRF-83282 for hydraulics, MIL-PRF-81322 for greases and AS5272 for dry film are among the most requested. For industrial use, viscosity grade and operating temperature drive the choice. TDS and SDS are on each product page.

Authorised distributorships: Castrol Aviation · Armite · Sandstrom

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Hydraulic Fluids

Castrol Aero 40 - Red

Mineral-Based Landing Gear Shock Strut Fluid · Douglas DPS 3.334

Hydraulic Fluids

Brayco Micronic 883

Fire-Resistant Synthetic Hydraulic Fluid · MIL-PRF-46170E

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General Purpose & Specialty Oils

Brayco 922

Calibrating Fluid for Aircraft Fuel System Components · MIL-PRF-7024G Type II

Greases

Nye Lubricants Uniflor 8512

Medium-viscosity fluorinated grease for high-temperature applications exposed to fuel or aggressive chemicals

Greases

Molykote 3451

Fluorosilicone chemical-resistant bearing grease for wide temperature, load and speed ranges, -40 °C to +232 °C.

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Greases

Molykote 55 O-Ring (100 GR)

Silicone-based O-ring grease for rubber-to-metal parts in pneumatic systems, -65 °C to +175 °C.

Questions we are asked most

What do the STD, HTS and C/I classes in MIL-PRF-23699 mean?

STD is standard, HTS high thermal stability and C/I corrosion-inhibited. The engine manufacturer's approval determines which class to use.

Can oils of the same specification from different brands be mixed?

Some specifications include a compatibility requirement, but the aircraft or engine maintenance manual is decisive. Check it before mixing.

When should a dry film lubricant be used?

Where oil or grease would attract dirt, under extreme temperatures or vacuum, and on surfaces where wet lubricants cannot be used. Air-cure and heat-cure types are available.

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Castrol Aero 40 - Red

Brayco Micronic 883

Klüber Isoflex Nbu 15

Braycote 804

Brayco 922

Nye Lubricants Uniflor 8512

Nye Lubricants Nyetorr 5350

Sandstrom Poxylube #859

ROCOL CHAIN GUARD HI-LOAD SPRAY

LPS Food Grade Chain Lubricant

LPS Dry Film Silicone Lubricant

LPS 2 MAX

LPS Tapmatic Tricut Cutting Fluid

LPS TKX All-Purpose Lubricant

RHEOLUBE 716R

Molykote 3451

Sandstrom #329

Molykote 55 O-Ring (100 GR)

Rocol 18105 Tufgear Spray Open Gear Lubricant

Braycote 444 (14.1 Oz)

Questions we are asked most

What do the STD, HTS and C/I classes in MIL-PRF-23699 mean?

Can oils of the same specification from different brands be mixed?

When should a dry film lubricant be used?

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What do the STD, HTS and C/I classes in MIL-PRF-23699 mean?

Can oils of the same specification from different brands be mixed?

When should a dry film lubricant be used?