Brakes India enters gear & transmission oil space via Revia
The Hindu
Brakes India introduces Revia gear & transmission oil for passenger cars & commercial vehicles, formulated to withstand extreme pressure & deliver maximum protection.
Brakes India announced its entry into the gear and transmission oil segment under Revia brand to meet the growing demand in the lubricants space for both passenger cars and commercial vehicle customers.
In the first phase, two grades 80W90 and 85W140 will be introduced. They are formulated to withstand extreme pressure and deliver maximum protection. 85W140 is devised to meet the latest API GL 5 specifications, said the leading braking systems manufacturer & supplier.
“As we continue to grow our brand with product extensions, we’re now introducing gear and transmission oil which caters to both passenger cars and commercial vehicle customers,” said Senior Vice President Sujit Nayak.
A part of the $3 billion TSF group, Brakes India entered the lubricants space with its engine oil product group under the brand name Revia in April 2023.
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