The first synthetic and semi-synthetic oils from SEG Motol, produced in Italy, have been launched in the Uzbekistan market.
Deliveries of synthetic and semi-synthetic oils SEG Motol Diesel 10W-40, API CI-4/SL, produced at the Italian plant in Bari, have begun in the Uzbekistan market.
The production of products under the SEGMotol brand in Italy started immediately after the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement between LLC “SEGMotol” and CGCLubricantsItaly S.p.A. in September of last year. The agreement provides for scientific-technical and commercial-marketing partnership between the two companies, as well as integration of management, logistics, and procurement processes. In particular, it includes the exchange of used recipes and technologies for the production of lubricants, the production of oils and lubricants under the SEGMotol and SANEG brands at the CGC plant in the Italian city of Bari, and the import of synthetic motor and industrial oils, as well as lubricants, from Italy to Uzbekistan.
The synthetic and semi-synthetic oils SEGMotol Diesel 10W-40, API CI-4/SL are designed for the most modern heavily loaded diesel engines of long-haul trucks, construction, quarry, and off-road equipment from European, American, and Asian manufacturers. They meet the requirements of the CI-4 level of the American Petroleum Institute (API) and the E4/E7 level of the European Automobile Engineers Association (ACEA).
In addition, these products meet the requirements of manufacturers such as Daimler (MB 228.3, 228.5), Cummins (CES 20076/20077, 20078), MAN (M 3275-1, M3277/3377), Volvo (VDS 3), Caterpillar (ECF-2/ECF 1a), Deutz (DQC III, IV), MTU (Cat.3), MACK (E-OM Plus, E-ON), and Renault Trucks (RLD-2).
The synthetic base oil used in these products provides a high viscosity index, excellent anti-wear and antioxidant properties, and protects the engine from wear in the most challenging operating conditions. Thus, SEG Motol Diesel 10W-40 will be a reliable guarantee of the long-lasting and uninterrupted operation of modern diesel engines.
The future plans of the two companies include the production and supply of lubricants under the SANEG brand to the Uzbek market, as well as entering the passenger car oil market in Italy and Uzbekistan.
