Name the specified grease product
A bearing grease enquiry should include the manufacturer and complete product name or grade. “Bearing grease” describes a broad product family; it does not identify the exact item needed for a purchase. If your maintenance records specify a grease, copy that reference into your enquiry. A photograph of the container label can help clarify the name and packaging.
Keep the grade and packaging together
The same product name can appear in different pack sizes. State whether your requirement is for a tube, cartridge, container or lubricator refill, and include the size printed on its label. Keep units exactly as shown: a volume in millilitres and a weight in grams are different ways of describing a pack. Include the complete order code when you have it.
Make the quantity unambiguous
Write both the number of packs and the size of each pack. For example, “4 containers, 1 kg each” is clearer than “4 grease”. For cartridges or automatic lubricator refills, include the dispenser or refill reference from your purchase record. This helps separate the lubricant product from the equipment used to dispense it.
Use catalogue information as a reference
Manufacturer lubrication catalogues describe their grease ranges and packaging. Use the catalogue to locate the product already specified in your requirement and include that designation in your enquiry. Our bearing grease and automatic lubricator pages provide links to relevant catalogue material, with product references shown where available.
Send a complete enquiry
Include the specified make, product code, pack format, pack size, number of packs and delivery city. Add your required date and company contact details. For a repeat order, attach the previous purchase order or label photograph so the new enquiry carries the same complete reference.
Related products and catalogues
Browse the relevant South India Bearing Co. product pages for range details, manufacturer catalogues and quotation enquiries.