Providing quality Lubricants and spray equipment for your glass forming and metal forging needs.
Glass Forming Lubricants
Renite’s oil and graphite lubricants mainly use the oil as a carrier for the graphite which remains after the oils vaporize and burn off, providing solid lubrication...Learn MoreMetal Forging & Hot Forming Lubricants
Renite’s metal forming lubricants, typically spray-applied, deposit a solid lubricating film of graphite on hot die and tooling surfaces, allowing for smooth release and smooth metal movement during...Learn MoreLubricant Spray Equipment, Packaging & Videos
Renite provides our lubrication products in a variety of container types and sizes, including: Totes 55-Gallon drums 5-Gallon plastic pails...Learn MoreAnnouncements
Announcements for Renite regarding new products among other things....Learn MoreANNOUNCEMENT : CONDAT acquires RENITE
3rd October 2017: CONDAT acquired RENITE lubricant activities. Expertise in glass and metal forging industries, together with common values and established skills in lubrication are commons assets of both companies that made this acquisition natural. With this agreement, CONDAT extends its range of lubricants for glass, forging, and metal industries, and strengthen its diversification strategy in North America. To know more about CONDAT
About Renite
Renite Company, located in Columbus, Ohio, has long specialized in high temperature industrial lubricants, such as mold-release and die-release agents, for the hot-forming glass and hot-working metal industries. These fields present a challenge to lubricants, as most oil-based lubricants will burn away and be ineffective in these very high temperature applications. Renite Company provides these lubricants, and service, to customers in these industries throughout the US and internationally.
Renite, long a leader in these lubrication areas, has included solid lubricants, such as graphite, to create solid lubricating films on the hot mold and die surfaces. In Renite lubricants, both water-based and oil-based, the liquid merely serves to act as a vehicle or carrier to help deposit the solid lubricants onto the hot surface.
With regard to the hot forming glass industry…Learn More About Renite
