NSF H1 Food-Grade Lubricants AP

Food-Grade Lubricants — Optileb NSF H1 Range

NSF H1-registered lubricants are mandatory wherever incidental food contact is possible — we supply the full Optileb range.

Quick Answer

Castrol Optileb GR (NSF H1 greases), Optileb GT (NSF H1 gear oils), Optileb HY (NSF H1 hydraulics) and Optileb compressor oils — fully NSF H1, ISO 21469 and Halal/Kosher certified for food, beverage, pharma and biotech equipment with possible incidental food contact. Aluminium-complex and PAO base chemistries with FSSAI-aligned compliance documentation including chain of custody. Mandatory for any equipment where lubricant could reach food zones.

Product Range

Optileb HY 32 / 46 / 68

H1 hydraulic oil

NSF H1 hydraulic oil for food-packaging and dairy-machinery hydraulics.

Optileb GT 220

H1 gear oil

Food-grade gear oil for mixers and conveyors in direct-contact food production.

Optileb GR SF 2

H1 grease

NSF H1 bearing grease for food-processing machinery.

Optileb CH 320

H1 chain oil

Food-grade high-temperature chain oil for baking and packaging ovens.

Why buy from Vasundhara Specialities

As the authorized Castrol industrial distributor for Andhra Pradesh, every drum and pail we supply is sourced directly from Castrol India’s Silvassa, Paharpur and Patalganga plants with full batch traceability. Our Bhimavaram warehouse stocks the complete food-grade lubricants range for 48–72 hour delivery across AP, and our technical team is available on-site for application trials, coolant sampling, and training. Paired with our CoolantCare fluid management programme, you get not just a supplier but a lubrication partner committed to lowering your total cost of lubrication.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does NSF H1 mean?

NSF H1 is a registration by NSF International for lubricants formulated for use where incidental food contact is possible. H1 lubricants are restricted to 10 parts per million of the final food product.

Do I need H1 throughout the plant, or only on direct-contact equipment?

Best practice is H1 wherever a leak, spatter or airborne mist could reach product. Most plants adopt H1 plant-wide to eliminate the risk of the wrong oil being used on direct-contact machinery.