What is the difference between Beike lubricating oil and Shell?
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The biggest difference between Beike and Shell is the brand. There is no connection between the two brands, and Shell is relatively more well-known. Shell is a Dutch brand and currently the world's largest oil company, formed by the merger of Royal Dutch Petroleum and the British Shell. It is a major international producer of oil, natural gas, and petrochemicals, as well as the world's largest retailer of automotive fuels and lubricants. Beike, on the other hand, is a company established in 2016, known as Beike Lubricating Oil Beijing Co., Ltd. More details are as follows: 1. Shell engine oil is of high quality and superior performance, with products covering all existing types of engine oil. They are categorized by series into Ultra, Helix, Special, Red, and White. By packaging, they are classified into Gray Shell, Blue Shell, Yellow Shell, Red Shell, and White Shell. 2. Gray Shell includes Ultra and HX8, both of which are fully synthetic oils. Blue Shell is a semi-synthetic oil, while Yellow Shell is divided into HX6 and HX5, with HX6 being semi-synthetic and HX5 being mineral oil. 3. Red Shell HX3 and White Shell HX2 are mineral oils. HX is Shell's engine oil series code, and the number following HX indicates the higher grade within the series.
