Uniglide was founded and developed in South Africa in the 1980s to protect industrial machinery from the harsh African environment and conditions. The Uniglide journey began with its base product, Friction Reducing Concentrate (FRC).

This cutting-edge lubrication technology extends equipment life, delivers optimum performance, and increases the efficiency of any machinery treated. From heavy industries including mining, oil & gas, manufacturing, civil & construction, agriculture, marine and automotive to high-performance racing and everything in between, Uniglide continues to excel and exceed expectations.

Uniglide technology has been constantly tested and proven to exceed ASTM standards in independent internationally accredited laboratories. The technical and scientific advancement of Uniglide lubricant solutions is proven beyond the laboratory, though.

The Evolution Continues

In 1993, Stephen Walker founded Uniglide Lubricants and introduced Uniglide into Australia. The overwhelming response caught the attention of a new market and saw Uniglide penetrate the racing circuits. The success at the racing circuits paved the way for Uniglide into the automotive industry with its usage in general vehicles such as cars, bikes, trucks and even outboard marine engines.

From the humble beginnings in South Africa, the Uniglide journey has seen steady progress over the decades, with the successful entry into new markets beyond the African continent, including India, the Middle East, Europe, USA and Australasia, which incorporates Malaysia and Southeast Asia.

Uniglide range of lubricants for all things mechanical meet and surpass the performance capabilities of the majority of currently available products on the market.

Uniglide Quicktake:

Uniglide is a friction reducing concentrate formulated for enhanced Protection and optimum Performance in engines, machines and equipment.

It treats metal, not oil, and is designed for multi-application use across all industries. Uniglide’s friction reducing technology is developed specifically to Protect, Maintain and Extend the life-span of treated equipment.