Ata Lubricants Development Company has successfully received technical approval for its new cutting oil from the Oil Industry Research Institute as part of its efforts to expand its industrial product portfolio. This approval was obtained after specialized evaluations and technical tests.
Technical Specifications of the New Cutting Oil
The evaluation results indicate that Ata Oil's new cutting oil complies with the technical requirements and indicators set forth in the Iranian national standard INSO 2773. This achievement represents a key milestone in completing the formulation and preparing the product for market entry.
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This product is designed using advanced additives and has suitable thermal stability. The main goal of this oil is to control friction, reduce wear on cutting tools, and improve performance in machining processes. Additionally, its lubricating capability and resistance to oxidation are key technical features of this industrial oil.
Research and Development Process
Receiving technical approval for the new cutting oil is part of the research and development (R&D) process for new products at Ata Lubricants Development Company. The technical evaluation of the formulation before mass production allows for the identification of product features and provides the groundwork for finalizing it based on standard requirements and the needs of consumer industries.
With the new cutting oil passing this stage, the path for making potential adjustments and planning for mass production has become smoother. Under the management of Mohammad Sajjad Batmani, Ata Lubricants Development Company seeks to align new products with necessary standards before market release by leveraging specialized capabilities and conducting technical tests.
This company began its operations in 2004 under the name "Ojan Chemistry Tabriz" and changed its name to Ata Lubricants Development in 2024. With nearly two decades of experience in the production of industrial and automotive lubricants, it continues to operate in the Tabriz region and the Iranian market.
Ata Lubricants Development, with 14 steel tanks and a storage capacity of over 8,400 tons, has significant capabilities in managing and storing raw materials. These infrastructures, along with product diversity, lay the groundwork for expanding the company's activities in the field of specialized lubricants.
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