Fast-Tec, a leading innovator in automotive and industrial lubricants, has officially announced the introduction of its latest product lines—Synthetic SAE 5W-30 and Universal SAE 15W-40 lubricants—into the Cameroon market. This strategic move aims to enhance vehicle performance, extend engine life, and meet the diverse needs of consumers across the region.
The new Synthetic SAE 5W-30 lubricant offers superior cold-start performance and optimal fuel efficiency, making it ideal for modern vehicles requiring high-performance synthetic oils. Meanwhile, the Universal SAE 15W-40 is designed to provide robust protection for a wide range of engines, especially in heavy-duty and industrial applications common in Cameroon.
Fast-Tec’s Technical Manager, Mr. Tanyi Jean Bosco, expressed enthusiasm about the launch: “We are committed to delivering high-quality, reliable lubricants tailored to the needs of our customers in Cameroon. Our new synthetic and universal oils are formulated with advanced technology to ensure excellent engine cleanliness, wear protection, and fuel economy.”
The company emphasizes that these lubricants meet international standards and are suitable for both personal vehicles and commercial fleets operating in diverse climatic conditions across Cameroon. The launch is accompanied by a comprehensive marketing campaign and distribution expansion to ensure easy access for consumers and businesses alike.
Industry experts believe that Fast-Tec’s latest offerings will set new benchmarks in the region’s automotive maintenance standards, providing consumers with products that combine innovation, durability, and affordability.
For more information about Fast-Tec’s new lubricants and distribution points, visit their official website or contact authorized dealers across Cameroon.
About Fast-Tec
Fast-Tec is a renowned provider of high-quality lubricants and automotive products, committed to innovation and customer satisfaction. With a focus on sustainable and efficient solutions, Fast-Tec continues to expand its presence across Africa.