Industrial Maintenance

Selecting industrial maintenance

Browse shop cleaning supplies, Oemeta cleaners, machine support oils, assembly slip agents and compressed-air condensate separators. Confirm the selected product, intended use, package size and any applicable specifications before ordering.

For lubricants, use the machine manufacturer’s required fluid specification. Cleaning products and coolant additives are not interchangeable; follow the product-specific instructions and request an applicable safety data sheet.

Products marked Pricing by quote require a confirmed quote from Tech Tool. We will verify pricing, availability, suitability and shipping for the requested configuration.

For application guidance, contact technical support or request a quote.

Build the maintenance request

• Identify the task: surface cleaning, machine lubrication, assembly assistance or compressed-air condensate handling.
• Record the machine or system model and the required fluid or consumable specification.
• Check whether you need a finished product, replacement medium or accessory; identify the package and quantity.
• For an existing product change, supply the current product name and available technical or safety documents for comparison.

Questions before you select

How do I choose a machine support oil?

Start with the machine manufacturer’s required lubricant specification and the lubrication point. Supply the machine model, required viscosity or performance specification and current product for review; a cleaner or assembly slip agent is not a substitute.

Can these products treat CNC coolant?

Do not use industrial cleaners, support oils or slip agents as coolant treatments unless the exact product instructions explicitly authorize that application. Use the fluid supplier’s maintenance guidance for the coolant system.

What information belongs in a quote request?

Include the intended task, product or equipment model, package size, quantity and relevant compatibility requirements. For condensate handling, identify the compressed-air system rather than a coolant sump.