HAFA lubricants hit Ghanaian market

 

Do you know that the oil and grease choices for your automobile is paramount, and has a direct impact your engine's longevity?

With the increasing need for more and more efficient machines, under the demanding conditions of construction sites, transportation services, and other sectors, the choice of lubricants to ensure their smooth running and periodic maintenance has become a very strategic decision for business owners.

Introducing France’s HAFA lubricants, which have launched on the Ghanaian market. Finally, the gold-standard in effective engine running is now available locally.

Our temperate requires lubricants with high calcium additive levels and wide homologous variables and HAFA lubricants – a purely synthetic virgin oil which guarantees long working hours and originating from France since 1953 – is now on sale in Ghana; courtesy Ben-Barray Establishments.

Engine and transmission technologies are always evolving and, along with them, the technical requirements of the manufacturers for maintenance and lubrication, so, choose convenience and safety with the HAFA.

In addition to salon and Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) engines, working machines and heavy-duty quarry equipment are also taken care of by HAFA’s range of safety-guaranteed lubricants.



HAFA’s lubricant range are ideal for working machines in sectors including, but not limited to agriculture, transportation, public works and construction.

With HAFA’s lubricants you are guaranteed efficiency, endurance and profitability.

HAFA lubricants are utilised on the safest and fastest inland routes to securely deliver across West Africa.

For consultation, bulk purchase and distribution, contact HAFA on 0243644531/0244039861 and let's win together.

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