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Syntix Lubricants : A new brand for high-quality engine and gearbox oil and coolants.

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Syntix Lubricants – only the best will do

Engine oils,gearbox oils and coolants, all with an exceptional quality, combined with a unique worldwide and dynamic web-based sales and distribution system: this is Syntix Lubricants, a company based in Valkenburg in The Netherlands, starting its commercial operations on April 25th through the website www.syntix.com. Syntix is an initiative by Pieter Dubois and Nick Catsburg, both having been successful in motor racing and now ready for a new commercial challenge. “Only the best will do,” is the philosophy that helped them succeed in motorsport. Now, this is being continued with Syntix Lubricants.

“Oil and coolants often are products that don’t get enough attention, but that are playing a crucial role,” Pieter Dubois knows. “From my experience in motorsport and the automotive industry, I knew what I wanted: only the very best.” Internationally acclaimed specialists an chemists were hired to develop the best engine oils, gearbox oils and coolants. All Syntix products are certified according to the latest and most rigid specifications of API and ACEA, the official organisations for the automotive industry in North- America and Europe. Moreover, Syntix products have been officially approved by numerous renowned car manufacturers like Porsche, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Nissan, Toyota and many others.

The best technologies available

What is good enough for the race track is also suited for even the most demanding drivers on the road. Syntix Lubricants incorporate the best technologies available, such as nano technology, Performance Strength and Flow Dynamics (PSFD), Dynamic Gear Protection (DGP) and Innovative Liquid Technology (ILT). The MAX product range consists of high-quality oils, made of the best PAO base oils and proven high-quality additives to achieve the best possible levels of protection and lubrication in all conditions. The PRO range even goes beyond that, using base oils with double Esters and nano-technology for the additives. All Syntix products are being produced to the latest standards using state-of-the-art equipment. All products are constantly being tested and analysed as a part of a very strict quality control process.

Motorsport as a testing laboratory

For Syntix, motorsport is playing a major role in testing and development of new products. For instance, next to his business commitments at Syntix, Nick Catsburg is also competing as a driver in one of the BMW Z4 GT3 cars run by Belgian team, Marc VDS in the highly-rated ‘Blancpain Endurance Series’, Syntix is an official technical partner of this successful team. “In motorsport, engine and gearbox are continuously being pushed to the limit. Good lubrication is the basis for optimum protection of the running parts and therefore a crucial factor for a good performance,” says Catsburg. “In the races, we have the possibility to test our products in extreme conditions. Moreover, the dynamic environment of motorsport is an excellent way to increase brand awareness for Syntix.”

Web-based sales and distribution concept

For sales and distribution, Syntix is using a unique worldwide web-based concept. The website provides extensive information about the products that are available. If required, personal advice is available, too. The website also gives an impression of the more dynamic part of the Syntix brand. For distribution, Syntix is working with the renowned UPS organisation as its official logistics partner. Syntix is investing the costs that are being saved by not having to operate an external sales network in the highest quality products, so that the consumers benefit from the advantages, no matter if they are trackday racers, drifters, drag racers, rally drivers, racing drivers from all over the world, or demanding motorists who require the ultimate performance from their cars. After all, only the best will do!

 

Source : Syntix

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