Manchester-based
Molyslip will be giving visitors something to talk about when it exhibits its range of speciality lubricants in Hall Suzuki (Stand 71) at distributor
Troy’s TMB 2023 event, being held at The Wing, Silverstone on 23 March. The company will bring to the stand the original James Hunt Formula III Molyslip Lotus 59 which was sponsored by the company back in the early 1970s.
Andrew Cunningham, Molyslip general manager, said: “Troy has been a valued distributor for our portfolio of lubricants for many years now. The annual
TMB event is a fabulous opportunity to showcase our range and help support Troy. Bringing the Formula III Molyslip Lotus 59 is so appropriate given that the show also takes place at Silverstone. We are hoping it draws lots of interest and surprise.”
He added: “James Hunt won several races in his Molyslip Lotus 59, including coming second in heat one and winning heat two at Brands Hatch on 17 July, 1970. Hunt also famously crashed into Dave Morgan at Crystal Palace in October of that year.”
Molyslip will focus on its maintenance range of products at
TMB 2023. The company leads the way in advanced lubricant technology, delivering superior performance with tried and tested lubricants used in the marine, automotive, metalworking, oil and gas, rail, food and beverage industries. Its range includes specialist anti-seize and assembly compounds plus oils and greases offering superior extreme-pressure and anti-wear properties. Its products reduce operating costs by prolonging equipment and tool life, improving component quality and extending maintenance intervals.
Molyslip is an independent UK-based manufacturer of specialised lubricants and has been supplying products both nationally and internationally since the 1930s. The company exports to over 60 countries worldwide and its products — market-leading Copaslip, TAP Plus, WRL and Arvina — are used across a wide range of industries, with particular strengths in metalworking, oil and gas, repair and maintenance, and automotive, as well marine/offshore, ship building, and food and beverage — both production and packaging areas.