Quality at a New Height: Upgraded Kunlun Tianrun Products to Be Launched Soon

In recent years automotive engine technology has kept upgrading, placing ever higher demands on lubricants. Lubricants not only bear the heavy responsibility of lubrication but also perform multiple roles such as cooling, cleaning, shock absorption and sealing. A high-quality lubricant can not only make a car engine powerfully responsive but also give car owners a silently nourishing driving experience. As a representative of national brands in China’s lubricant industry, Kunlun Tianrun under PetroChina Lubricant Company is exactly such a product, as can be seen from its slogan “Fearless of wear, silent in lubrication.”
From being the designated oil for the 60th anniversary National Day parade to serving emerging industries represented by high-speed rail and robotics, Kunlun Lubricant has always adhered to an independent-formulation R&D path and innovation-driven development, and multiple projects have won national technological invention awards and national science and technology progress awards; its growth and development have also witnessed and represented the progress and strength of Made in China. As the only lubricant enterprise under PetroChina, Kunlun Lubricant produced China’s first barrel of lubricant, first additive and first grease, and owns China’s earliest lubricant production base and additive R&D center. Its powerful R&D, production and sales strength have not only made it an advanced representative of national enterprises; its scientific research achievements and independent intellectual property rights are countless!
Since 1950, when Kunlun Lubricant emerged at the Yumen Oilfield and produced the first drop of lubricant for New China, it has borne the historical mission of lubricating China’s military, national defense and indeed the entire national economy and people’s livelihood. 1959: designated oil for the 10th anniversary National Day parade of the People’s Republic of China; 1970: supplied oil for the “Long March” series of launch vehicles; 2006: transformer oil for all main transformers at the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant; 2009: designated oil for the 60th anniversary National Day parade; 2010: designated oil for the Shanghai World Expo; 2011: supplied oil for the domestically built aircraft carrier; 2016: oil for China’s “Fuxing” high-speed rail.
Kunlun Lubricant has always been the leading brand driving technological upgrading in domestic lubricants. Its high-end gasoline engine oil created specially for passenger cars, “Kunlun Tianrun,” features high anti-wear performance, high oxidation resistance and high cleanliness, successfully entering the high-end market in recent years and shaping a national lubricant brand of the Chinese people’s own.
Since its launch, Kunlun Tianrun has won multiple domestic and international awards and obtained technical certifications from the American Petroleum Institute, the Association des Constructeurs Européens d’Automobiles (European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association) and others. Just as major engine manufacturers are making all-out efforts on low-speed pre-ignition, Kunlun people, taking innovation and enterprise as their mission, have — after years of devoted R&D — brought a brand-new upgraded Tianrun product to provide Chinese consumers with higher-standard, higher-quality lubricants. This time’s full product line upgrade will help solve the industry problem of “low-speed pre-ignition” and will also comprehensively upgrade lubrication standards, combining anti-wear, durability, environmental protection and energy saving. Since the products are not yet officially launched, we cannot see them in full detail. But as a representative of national brands that witnesses and represents the growth and strength of Made in China, this Kunlun Lubricant upgrade launch conference will surely not disappoint!
Everything happens on March 22 — Quality at a New Height: the Kunlun Tianrun Upgrade Launch Conference! Let us meet in Shanghai and look forward together to the arrival of Kunlun Tianrun’s “new” surprises.