Major Industrial Lubricant Suppliers in New Zealand

New Zealand has a robust industrial lubricants sector, with several key suppliers offering specialized products across industries like agriculture, transport, mining, marine, and manufacturing. Here's a breakdown of some notable companies:

Major Industrial Lubricant Suppliers in New Zealand

1. Industrial Lubricants and Services Limited (ILS)

  • NZ-owned company and exclusive distributor for BP and Castrol industrial and marine lubricants.

  • Offers over 700 products including metalworking fluids, automatic grease lubricators, and dispensing equipment.

  • Serves sectors like forestry, marine, rail, food processing, and heavy machinery.

2. Aktron New Zealand

  • Family-owned supplier with over 25 years of experience.

  • Specializes in OEM-approved oils for agriculture, mining, transport, and civil infrastructure.

  • Offers an Oil Selector tool and runs a Scrap-to-Lifestyle recycling program for lubricant containers.

3. Lubrication Engineers NZ Ltd

  • Focuses on high-performance lubricants and lubrication systems.

  • Provides asset reliability solutions through trained consultants.

  • Based in Waitematā, serving various industrial sectors.

4. Pacific Bio Lubricants Ltd

  • Manufacturer of biodegradable lubricants under the LUBECO™ brand.

  • Products include synthetic hydraulic fluids and chainsaw oils.

  • Emphasizes environmental sustainability.

5. CRC Industries New Zealand

  • Offers food-grade, marine, and automotive lubricants.

Known for innovation and quality across multiple sectors.

6. General Petroleum (GP)

  • Is a manufacturer and marketer of automotive, industrial, and marine lubricants, formulated in Germany and blended at ISO-certified plants across Europe, the Middle East,New Zealand , and Africa. Their product range includes:
  • Petrol Engine Oils
  • Diesel Engine Oils
  • Commercial Engine Oils Specialty Lubricants (marine, hydraulic, gear oils)
  • Their lubricants meet API certifications and OEM approvals, ensuring compatibility with global machinery standards.

 Comparison of Industrial Lubricant & Petroleum Suppliers in New Zealand

SupplierKey Products & BrandsSpecialtiesIndustries ServedWebsite
ILS (Industrial Lubricants & Services)Castrol, BP, Jax, Whitmore, Masterfluid, SimalubeExclusive distributor for Castrol & BP; 700+ products; dispensing systemsForestry, marine, rail, food, heavy machineryILS NZ
Aktron New ZealandOEM-approved oils; Oil Selector toolAgriculture, mining, transport; recycling programCivil infrastructure, transport, agricultureAktron NZ
Lubrication Engineers NZ LtdHigh-performance lubricants; reliability systemsAsset reliability consulting; advanced lubrication systemsManufacturing, heavy industry, equipment maintenanceLE NZ on ensun
Pacific Bio Lubricants LtdLUBECO™ biodegradable oilsEnvironmentally friendly lubricants; synthetic hydraulic fluidsCommercial, domestic, chainsaw, marinePBL on ensun
CRC Industries NZFood-grade, marine, automotive lubricantsInnovation in specialty lubricants; certified productsMarine, food processing, automotiveCRC NZ
General Petroleum    
Commercial Engine Oils Specialty Lubricants (marine, hydraulic, gear oils) 


Their lubricants meet API certifications and OEM approvals  Ensuring compatibility with global machinery standards.GP
Location: New Zealand

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