SIBU: Shell Lubricants is confident that the Shell Rimula range with its sophisticated ‘Energised Protection Technology’ will further strengthen Shell’s position as the top-selling diesel engine lubricants brand here.
ENERGISED SPIRIT : Au (third right) leads his team on a toast to their latest ‘energised’ lubricant.
“At Shell, we place our customers at the heart of everything we do and listen to what their needs are. Our customers are hardworking and they need their trucks to work hard too. That is why we are continually developing new oil technology so the truck owners can be rest assured that their truck’s engine are treated with the best care and protection” said Shell Lubricants’ indirect sales manager for Malaysia anf Singapore, Au Tong Sing.
He was speaking at the ‘Shell Rimula Night 2011’ event held at Kingwood Hotel on Friday.
He added that in whatever conditions their customers need their trucks to endure – whether hot or cold climates, dusty and steep roads or just long journeys – the specially-designed Shell Rimula would help them get the most out of their vehicle.
“Hence, we are celebrating the fact tonight that the Shell Rimula will provide your trucks with the efficient protection and ultimate return” Au said.
He said truck owners would benefit from Shell’s ‘heavy-duty’ oil technology as it would help extend the life span of their trucks and keep them cruising on the road for an even longer period.
“The Shell Rimula Energised Protection range actively fights against acids, deposits and wear, providing engine durability truck owners can always count on.
“It is approved for use in the latest engines from Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Volvo and other leading truck makers. They have also been tested extensively in a range of conditions and vehicles types to prove their durability and protection benefits in both old and new engines alike” he disclosed.
With a 60-year track record in lubricants based on technical expertise and customer support, Shell continues to be at the forefront of the new lubricant developments, he concluded.