Where is Great Wall Lubricant produced?
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Great Wall Lubricant is a lubricant brand under Sinopec. It has 11 branches located in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Chongqing, Maoming in Guangdong, Wuhan and Jingmen in Hubei, Jinan in Shandong, and Zhengzhou in Henan. Here are specific details about Great Wall Lubricant: 1. Company Profile: Great Wall Lubricant is a specialized lubricant company established by Sinopec to adapt to the international competition in the lubricant market. It integrates lubricant production, research and development, storage and transportation, sales, and service, making it the largest and internationally leading lubricant production and sales group in Asia. The company's predecessor was an enterprise under the former Ministry of Petroleum Industry, which made significant contributions to the launch of China's 'Two Bombs and One Satellite' project. In the early 1980s, Sinopec pioneered the first brand in China's lubricant industry—'Great Wall,' characterized by aerospace lubrication technology, supporting the development of China's manufacturing industry and serving the general public. 2. Brand Development: Great Wall Lubricant is a Chinese brand that best combines localization and internationalization. In terms of technology and quality, it matches international brands by adopting international standards and developing differentiated new products. In the domestic market, Great Wall Lubricant conducts unique research on Chinese consumers and machinery equipment, providing better lubrication solutions through integrated production, sales, and research operations.
I'm a car enthusiast who often tinkers with vehicle maintenance and am quite familiar with Great Wall Lubricant. It's primarily produced in China, with factories located in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, under the Sinopec Group. I've used it several times and found the quality to be good, especially its anti-freeze lubrication which is particularly reliable during northern winters. Domestic brands have made significant progress in recent years, offering great cost-performance ratios. They're widely available in local repair shops, making oil changes convenient. Speaking of production sites, the core is in the capital Beijing, where the production base has a long history and advanced processes ensuring oil purity and durability. Personally, I think choosing domestic oil not only saves money but also supports local industry. The key is to regularly check the oil level to prevent aging and deterioration, which extends engine life. When changing lubricants, it's best to find a reliable place rather than opting for cheap services that could lead to bigger issues.
