Perform maintenance on your vehicle to help it run smoothly year round with grease and lubricants from B/A Products, All-Grip and Slip Plate. Zip’s carries pyroplex grease, hydraulic oil, wire rope lube, lubricant, slide rite brushes and more that is designed for extended service performance in challenging on-highway and off-road environments. These solutions bond quickly to any clean surface and eliminate sticking and material buildup.
Proper lubrication is one of the most important steps in keeping equipment, vehicles, and shop tools running smoothly. From preventing wear and rust to improving performance in harsh conditions, the right lubricant makes the difference between costly downtime and long-term reliability. At Zip’s, our selection of lubricants includes graphite sprays, heavy-duty greases, hydraulic oils, penetrating oils, and corrosion prevention products designed for automotive, fleet, and industrial use.
Using high-quality lubricants extends the life of your equipment, reduces maintenance costs, and improves safety. Unlike general-purpose oils, professional lubricants are engineered for specific applications. Key benefits include:
We carry leading names trusted across transportation, towing, and industrial industries:
Popular choices in this category include graphite lubricants for dry-film protection, penetrating oils for freeing stuck parts, multi-purpose greases for heavy equipment, and hydraulic oils like Talamar Multi-Viscosity Hydraulic Oil for consistent performance across temperature ranges. Whether you’re maintaining a tow truck fleet, industrial machinery, or shop equipment, these lubricants provide proven reliability.
Selecting the proper lubricant depends on the application and environment. Consider the following:
What type of lubricant should I use for hydraulic systems?
A multi-viscosity hydraulic oil, such as Talamar, is recommended to maintain performance across a wide temperature range.
Is graphite lubricant better than traditional grease?
Graphite lubricant is ideal for dry-film applications where dust and dirt would compromise wet lubricants. For high-load moving parts, grease remains the better choice.
How often should I reapply lubricants to equipment?
Reapplication intervals depend on usage, environment, and type of lubricant. Heavy-duty applications may require more frequent lubrication.
Can corrosion prevention sprays replace paint or coatings?
No. Corrosion prevention sprays are designed to supplement protective coatings by sealing out moisture and providing an additional barrier.
Do I need different lubricants for chains, cables, and hydraulics?
Yes. Chains and cables require a lubricant that penetrates and coats moving parts, while hydraulic systems need a fluid specifically engineered for pressure and temperature control.