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      Fuels and lubricants are essential for powering and maintaining various types of machinery and vehicles. Here’s a breakdown of common types of fuels and lubricants:

      Fuels:

      1. Gasoline (Petrol):

        • Regular: Standard fuel used in most gasoline engines.
        • Premium: Higher-octane fuel that can improve performance and efficiency in certain engines.

      2. Diesel:

        • Standard Diesel: Used in diesel engines found in trucks, buses, and some cars.
        • Premium Diesel: Enhanced with additives for better performance and reduced emissions.

      3. Alternative Fuels:

        • Ethanol: A renewable fuel often blended with gasoline to reduce emissions.
        • Biodiesel: Made from vegetable oils or animal fats, used as an alternative to traditional diesel.
        • LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas): Used in some vehicles as an alternative to gasoline and diesel.
        • CNG (Compressed Natural Gas): A cleaner alternative to gasoline and diesel used in certain vehicles.

      4. Heating Fuels:

        • Propane: Used for heating and cooking, often in residential and commercial applications.
        • Oil: Includes various types of heating oil used in oil-fired furnaces and boilers.

      5. Aviation Fuels:

        • Avgas: Aviation gasoline used in small aircraft.
        • Jet Fuel: Includes Jet A and Jet A-1, used in commercial and military jet engines.

      Lubricants:

      1. Engine Oils:

        • Conventional Oil: Standard oil for general engine lubrication.
        • Synthetic Oil: Engineered for high performance, offering better protection and performance in extreme conditions.
        • High-Mileage Oil: Formulated for vehicles with over 75,000 miles to help reduce oil consumption and leaks.

      2. Transmission Fluids:

        • Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF): Lubricates and cools the transmission in automatic vehicles.
        • Manual Transmission Fluid: Used in manual transmissions for lubrication and shifting.

      3. Greases:

        • General-Purpose Grease: Used in a variety of applications to reduce friction and wear.
        • Lithium Grease: A type of grease used for high-temperature and high-pressure applications.

      4. Hydraulic Fluids:

        • Hydraulic Oil: Used in hydraulic systems to transmit power and lubricate components.
        • Brake Fluid: A type of hydraulic fluid used in braking systems to ensure proper function.

      5. Specialty Lubricants:

        • Marine Oils: Designed for use in marine engines, resistant to water and corrosion.
        • Industrial Lubricants: Used in machinery and equipment in industrial settings for optimal performance and longevity.

      6. Coolants & Antifreeze:

        • Engine Coolant: Prevents the engine from overheating and protects against corrosion.
        • Antifreeze: Lowers the freezing point of the coolant mixture in cold weather.

      These fuels and lubricants are vital for the smooth operation, performance, and longevity of engines and machinery across various applications.