A Legacy of British Engineering Comma Oil & Chemicals was established in 1965 as an independent oil blender in Kent, England. Over the decades, it evolved from a local supplier into a cornerstone of the European automotive industry. During its years under the ownership of Esso and ExxonMobil, Comma gained access to elite base oil technology and world-class research, which solidified its position as a manufacturer of premium-grade fluids. The "Made for Mechanics" Philosophy What sets Comma apart is its unwavering focus on the professional workshop. Their product development is guided by the practical needs of technicians, resulting in a catalog that balances high performance with ease of use. This is best exemplified by their Xstream® Antifreeze & Coolant range, which uses clear, color-coded technology and manufacturer-specific approvals (such as G40, G48, and G30) to take the guesswork out of complex modern cooling systems. Innovation and Quality Assurance Today, Comma is a key brand within Moove, one of the world’s largest lubricants marketing and manufacturing companies. This partnership allows Comma to stay at the cutting edge of engine technology, producing low-SAPS oils and specialty fluids required by the latest Euro 6 engines. Their commitment to quality is backed by a 100% Compatibility Guarantee, giving both trade professionals and DIY enthusiasts total confidence that their products meet or exceed the technical specifications required by vehicle manufacturers. Beyond the Engine Comma’s expertise extends across the entire vehicle and workshop environment: Lubricants: A full suite of mineral, semi-synthetic, and fully synthetic oils, including a dedicated Classic range for vintage engines. Maintenance: Market-leading fuel additives like Diesel Magic and high-performance brake fluids. Workshop Care: The iconic Manista natural hand cleaner, which has been a staple in workshops for generations due to its highly effective, skin-friendly formula. With distribution in over 40 countries, Comma continues to drive forward, combining its British heritage with global innovation to keep the world’s vehicles moving.