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Find lubricant alternatives that actually match your requirements.
Agents map industrial greases and lubricants across manufacturers. Compare specifications, certifications, and compatibility — with source-linked evidence for every claim.
Today: manual matching, stale datasheets, buried incompatibilities.
Cross-referencing an industrial lubricant means opening a dozen manufacturer PDFs, reconciling units and terminology that nobody agreed on, and deciding whether a name on a competitor's equivalence list actually means the two products interchange.
❌ Fragmented specifications
Specs live across manufacturer PDFs, certification registries, and old catalogues. Different units, different terminology, different disclosure standards. Normalizing them takes hours.
❌ Ambiguous equivalents
A manufacturer successor, a competitor claim, and a spec-match candidate are three different things. Flat equivalent lists treat them identically.
❌ Unverifiable claims
Where did this cross-reference come from? When was it published? What conditions apply? Most interchange tools don't cite sources or track document age.
From a product query to verified alternatives.
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Agents match
Enter a product name, code, or manufacturer. Agents resolve it to a canonical identity and find candidates using specs, certifications, applications, and declared cross-references.
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Normalized comparison
Review specifications side by side: base oil viscosity, NLGI grade, thickener type, temperature range, certifications. Undisclosed values shown as undisclosed.
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Evidence links
Every value links back to its source: manufacturer datasheet, certification registry, or technical document. See publication date, extraction date, and document type.
Built for distributors, maintenance, and reliability teams.
Distributors
Your customers need alternatives when a product is discontinued or unavailable. Hallon gives you defensible options with the technical evidence to back them up.
Maintenance and reliability
Equipment manuals specify products that may no longer exist. Find modern alternatives that meet the same technical requirements with verifiable specs and certifications.
Starting with food-grade industrial greases.
The first coverage area: product identity, technical properties, NSF and ISO 21469 certifications, applications, manufacturer cross-references, and evidence-backed alternatives. Expanding to gear oils, compressor oils, and hydraulic fluids as validation completes.
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