Specialty Lubricants from India for the Philippines and Chile
We supply specialty and synthetic lubricants from India to buyers in the Philippines and Chile, quoted against the type, grade and quantity you specify. Vasundhara Performance Solutions exports on its own entity, with IEC, AD code, RCMC, GST, CIN and D-U-N-S.
Send your enquiry to the export desk
Send the lubricant type, grade, quantity, packing, destination port and Incoterm.
Or contact the export desk directly: +91 73375 78989 (phone and WhatsApp) · export@vasundharaperformance.com · WhatsApp
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Resumen en español
Suministramos desde India lubricantes especiales y sintéticos (aceites para engranajes y compresores, grasas y aceites para alta temperatura, lubricantes de grado alimenticio y compuestos antiagarrotantes) según la especificación y el pedido del comprador. Cotizamos en EXW, FOB, CFR o CIF; el pago es por transferencia anticipada (TT) o carta de crédito a la vista. Cada envío incluye factura comercial, lista de empaque y certificado de origen. Los lubricantes de grado alimenticio se entregan con el registro NSF H1 del fabricante cuando el producto lo tiene.
Mesa de exportación: +91 73375 78989 (teléfono y WhatsApp) · export@vasundharaperformance.com
What we supply
We supply specialty and synthetic lubricants to the buyer's specification and order. We source them in India and ship them with a full export document set. We do not claim to export any particular brand, and we are not any maker's export distributor. The type and grade you specify decide what we quote.
- Synthetic gear oils: synthetic gear lubricants and polyglycol worm-gear oils, in the ISO viscosity grade your gearbox maker states.
- Synthetic compressor oils: for rotary, reciprocating and screw compressors; polyglycol gas-compressor lubricants; and refrigeration compressor oils, matched to the refrigerant you name.
- High-temperature chain oils: synthetic chain lubricants for ovens, ceramics and glass plant.
- Synthetic and high-temperature greases: wide-temperature synthetic greases, non-melting non-soap greases, PTFE and molybdenum disulphide (moly) greases, and silicone greases, in the NLGI grade you specify.
- Food-grade lubricants: oils, greases and aerosols for the incidental-contact zone in food, beverage and pharma plants.
- Anti-seize compounds and pastes: copper, MoS₂, graphite and zinc based anti-seize, metal-free PTFE paste and moly assembly paste. Where a nickel-based compound is specified, we quote it from a maker that makes one rather than substitute copper.
Food-grade lubricants are supplied with the maker's NSF H1 registration where the product carries one. Name the registration category your plant audit requires at enquiry. Specialty lubricants can go in the same consignment as general industrial oils and other industrial goods for the same buyer.
How to specify
These details let us quote firm rather than indicative:
- Lubricant type and base: for example synthetic or polyglycol gear oil, synthetic screw-compressor oil, silicone grease or copper anti-seize, or the equipment maker's specification you need.
- Grade: the ISO viscosity grade for oils, or the NLGI grade and thickener type for greases, with the service temperature range.
- Food-grade requirement: whether the duty is in the incidental-contact zone and needs an NSF H1 registered product.
- Quantity and packing: litres or kilograms per grade, the pack size, and the drum and pallet marks you need.
- Destination port: the port of discharge in the Philippines or Chile.
- Incoterm and payment: EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF; advance TT or LC at sight.
If you are unsure of the grade, send the equipment make, model and duty, and the lubricant in it now. For compressors, name the refrigerant or gas. When moving between mineral and synthetic oils, drain, flush and check seal compatibility; our guide to synthetic and mineral oils and grease compatibility guide explain why. The equipment maker's specification always governs.
Commercial terms
| Item | What we offer |
|---|---|
| Incoterms | EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF, as you choose |
| Payment | Advance TT against our pro-forma invoice, or an irrevocable LC at sight; invoiced in US dollars. See export payment terms. |
| Documents | Commercial invoice and packing list; certificate of origin, with chamber attestation where required; MSDS/SDS per item; test certificates or COA where applicable; UN-approved packing for any hazard-classified goods |
| Quote turnaround | On working days, usually the same day |
| Price | Quoted per enquiry against your specification, packing and Incoterm |
The Philippines and Chile
Ports of discharge. We quote to the port you name. Buyers in the Philippines commonly name Manila or Batangas. Buyers in Chile commonly name San Antonio or Valparaíso. Name the port at enquiry so that a CFR or CIF price is correct.
Import documents. Documents follow the import requirements of the destination country, as you advise them. Tell us at enquiry what your customs broker or importer needs: a particular certificate of origin, attestation, label wording or test reports. We prepare the export side and supply the papers we can provide from India. Where a requirement is one we cannot meet, we say so at quotation, not after the order.
Labels and packing. If your importer in Chile needs labels or documents in Spanish, send the artwork or wording; importer-supplied labels can be applied before the goods leave India. For both routes we pack for the sea leg, with sealed drums and stretch-wrapped pallets.
Wider region. The ASEAN export page and the Latin America export page cover the certificate of origin for each market and how lubricants and other industrial goods are combined in one consignment.
Contact the export desk
Send the lubricant type, grade, quantity, packing, port and Incoterm to the export desk: export@vasundharaperformance.com, or phone and WhatsApp +91 73375 78989. How a full export order runs, from enquiry to dispatch, is set out on the industrial export supply page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you export a specific brand of specialty lubricant?
No. We supply specialty and synthetic lubricants to the specification you send, sourced in India. We do not claim to export any particular brand, and we are not any maker's export distributor.
Which specialty lubricants can you quote for the Philippines and Chile?
Synthetic gear oils, synthetic and refrigeration compressor oils, high-temperature chain oils, synthetic, silicone and high-temperature greases, food-grade lubricants, and anti-seize compounds and assembly pastes. Send the type, grade and quantity and we quote against it.
Do your food-grade lubricants carry NSF H1 registration?
Food-grade lubricants are supplied with the maker's NSF H1 registration where the product carries one. Tell us at enquiry that you need an H1 product for the incidental-contact zone.
What documents come with the shipment?
Commercial invoice and packing list, certificate of origin with chamber attestation where required, MSDS/SDS per item, and test certificates or COA where applicable. Tell us any further document your import process needs and we will say at quotation whether we can supply it.
What payment terms do you accept?
Advance TT against our pro-forma invoice, or an irrevocable letter of credit at sight, invoiced in US dollars. We do not offer credit terms.
Which Incoterms do you quote?
EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF. For CFR and CIF, name your port of discharge, such as Manila or Batangas in the Philippines, or San Antonio or Valparaíso in Chile.
Send your specialty lubricant requirement
Lubricant type, grade, quantity, destination port and Incoterm are enough for us to quote. The export desk replies on working days, usually the same day.
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