Since 1984, International Lubricants, Inc. has developed and manufactured synthetic lubricants, with the Lubegard brand best known for its automotive transmission additives and fluids. Its proprietary LXE® technology began as a renewable synthetic replacement for sperm whale oil and now supports applications ranging from automotive systems to industrial, marine, agricultural, and cosmetic uses. The company manufactures and packages in Seville, Ohio, conducts research in Seattle, and holds more than 100 patents globally.
Specialty Lubricants CorporationFounded in 1979, family-owned Specialty Lubricants Corporation develops, manufactures and packages industrial lubricants, with a particular strength in custom-formulated and private-label products. Its HUSKEY®, SLIPKOTE® and CHUCK-EEZ® brands are built for demanding applications, while its packaging operation can take a project from formulation and testing through filling and retail presentation. The company is ISO 9001:2008 registered and operates cosmetic cGMP-capable facilities.MACEDONIA, OH
Super LubeSuper Lube manufactures premium, food-grade synthetic lubricants for industrial and mechanical settings. Founded in 1980 as Synco Chemical Corporation, it introduced the Super Lube brand in 1986 and reports more than four decades of lubricant production. Acquired by Kano Laboratories LLC in 2024, the company says its products are used by industrial and consumer customers in more than 45 countries.BOHEMIA, NY
Aerospace Lubricants, IncFounded in 1973, Columbus-based Aerospace Lubricants manufactures synthetic oils and greases for aerospace, defense, and other demanding applications. Its TRIBOLUBE® line is built around MIL-SPEC performance and extreme operating conditions, while its chemists and engineers also develop private-label and custom formulations for OEMs and lubricant companies. Production is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and its laboratory is ISO 17025 accredited.COLUMBUS, OH
Sunoco LubricantsSunoco Lubricants is the global brand of Advanced Lubrication Specialties, a U.S. manufacturer whose Bensalem headquarters has grown from a 24,000-square-foot plant opened in 1997 to a 128,000-square-foot operation. Across five U.S. facilities, ALS makes lubricants for customers ranging from passenger-vehicle owners to industrial operations, with a particularly distinctive presence in racing oils.BENSALEM, PA