
Cold Feed & RAP
Dusty, wet, and outdoors. Water resistance matters more than heat.
Bin feeder gear drives
Belt pulleys and idler bearings
RAP crusher lid power unit
Scalping screen bearings
Grease or oil bath, by design

Industries We Serve
From the cold feed bins to the load-out silo, a hot mix plant runs on heat transfer fluid, gear oil, hydraulics, plant air, and grease that has to survive 300°F mix. We map the right product to every section of your plant.

Lubrication by Plant Section
Every section of a hot mix plant wears its lubricants differently. Here is what goes where, in the order material moves through the plant. Tap a product to jump to its details.

Dusty, wet, and outdoors. Water resistance matters more than heat.
Bin feeder gear drives
Belt pulleys and idler bearings
RAP crusher lid power unit
Scalping screen bearings
Grease or oil bath, by design

The hottest bearings in the plant, plus the air that atomizes the fuel.
Trunnion and friction-roll bearings
Chain or girth-gear drum drives
Open-gear service
Burner atomizing air compressor
Burner blower bearings

Chain and reducers running next to 300°F mix, all shift long.
Drag slat and hot elevator chain
Slat conveyor and elevator reducers
Head shaft bearings
Hydraulic chain tensioner

Gates and cylinders that have to open on the first try, every truck.
Plant air compressor (gate cylinders)
Gate pivots and bushings
Self-erect silo hydraulics
Silo cone heat

Large fans at high speed. Bearing temperature is the early warning.
Exhaust and blue smoke fan bearings
Grease or ISO 68/100 oil
Dust screw conveyor reducer
Fan motor bearings

The whole thermal fluid loop, not just the heater.
Thermal fluid heater (oil-fired or electric)
Asphalt and additive tank coils
Asphalt (AC) pump bearings

The pugmill reducer carries the heaviest load in the plant.
Pugmill double-output reducer
ISO 220/320; Synduro if bronze
Pugmill shaft bearings
Incline vibrating screens
Weigh box cylinders (plant air)

Moves between jobs a few times a season and sits outside in between.
Axle wheel bearings
Fifth-wheel pins and plates
Drum and silo erection hydraulics
The Product Lineup
A short, consolidated list means fewer drums on the shelf and less chance of the wrong oil going in the wrong gearbox.
One fluid runs through the heater, tank coils, silo cones, and jacketed lines.
For non-pressurized, liquid phase, closed heat transfer systems, including oil-fired and electric thermal fluid heaters.
Reducers on feeders, conveyors, elevators, pugmills, and screens.
Extreme pressure gear oil for enclosed industrial drives under normal, heavy, or shock loading.
PAO base oils protect high-speed gears and run longer between changes on hot-side reducers.
Rust and oxidation inhibited oil for oil-bath vibrating screens and oil-lubricated fan bearings.
Power units, plant air, burner atomizing air, and hot-side drive chains.
Anti-wear hydraulic fluid for portable plant erection, self-erect silos, and crusher lid power units.
Rotary and reciprocating compressor oil for plant air and burner atomizing air that runs gates and cylinders.
Synthetic chain lubricant that stays on the pins at hot mix temperatures without coking or flinging off.
Bearings from the cold feed belts to the trunnions at 300°F and up.
Multi-application calcium sulphonate complex grease that holds up in wash-down, rain, and open gears.
Lithium complex grease for heavy-duty and general-purpose bearings at low or high speeds.
High-temperature grease for bearings that sit next to the drum, pugmill, or hot aggregate all day.
Heat Transfer System Care
Thermal fluid runs from the heater through asphalt and additive tank coils, silo cones, jacketed lines, and valves. When it breaks down, the whole loop pays for it.

Degraded fluid lays carbon on pipe walls. That layer insulates the pipe, cuts heat transfer, and restricts flow.

Cleans dirty or heavily carbonized systems running aromatic or mineral-based heat transfer fluids.
Rinses residual cleaning fluid and loosened contaminants out of the loop before refilling.
Cracking creates low boilers that drop flash point and can cause auto-ignition. Testing tells you where your fluid stands before it costs you fuel or a fire.

Sample can included
Around the Yard
A plant-based natural ester that keeps haul road and stockpile dust down, so less of it ends up in your bearings, breathers, and baghouse.


Our team will walk your plant, list every lube point, and build a chart for your crew to post by the control house. Contact us for a free consultation.