Morris

Commercial Vehicles
Morris Lubricants has been at the forefront of lubrication technology for over 130 years, meeting and anticipating the lubrication needs of the transport and off-highway plant industries through a policy of continuous research and development... Developing and manufacturing products that reduce friction and wear, improving fuel efficiency and reducing running costs... Products that offer extended in-use life to meet manufacturers' extended drain intervals and reduce disposal costs... Environmentally conscious products which enable operators to meet the emissions requirements of Euro 3 and beyond... Products with performance attributes, manufactured to quality standards that are without doubt beyond the conventional.

Agricultural

Metalworking
The last century ended with the acquisition of the well respected Metcut brand, providing a new focus for the company's range of metalworking fluids. The culmination of a multi million pound expansion programme at the Shrewsbury site, included the completion in 1999 of a new facility capable of producing 5 thousand tonnes per annum of water miscible fluids, equivalent to over 100 million litres of diluted end product.

Greases
The Morris range of greases is extensive and accommodates the majority of industrial and automotive applications and lubrication methods…
Greases incorporating solid lubricants for plain bearings, slides and anti-friction bearings subjected to shock loading, extreme pressure and water resistant formulations, even semi-fluid greases for automatic lubrication systems.
If in doubt as to which grease is appropriate for your particular application, use our product selection guide, or contact us for more information.

. . . . Morris Lubricants have invested heavily in extensive research and Development Laboratories and Technical Services. This investment is already bearing fruit for Morris Metcut customers, ensuring that they can benefit from the very latest high performance technology, while staying ahead of growing environmental pressures and legislation.