HOME BRANCHES SUPPLIERS ABOUT US INFORMATION CAREERS OPEN ACCOUNT CUSTOMER FEEDBACK More ONLINE ORDERING Duckhams - An iconic history of outstanding engine protection Alexander Duckham Alexander Duckham was an English chemist and businessman who in 1899 founded Alexander Duckham & Co. He dedicated a lifetime to solving technological problems relating to lubrication. FIND YOUR LOCAL BRANCH The First Multigrade Q20W-50 In 1951 the decision was made that multigrade oil was the oil of the future. The famous Q20-50, with its distinctive green colour, could be used universally in all forms of transport and motorsport. By 1967 Duckhams was regarded as the largest independent lubrication oil company in the UK. Duckhams in Motorsport This sparked an increased involvement in motorsport that was to cover Grand Prix support for Team Surtees, Team Lotus, Graham Hill, Embassy and Hesketh. If you list the names of drivers who have had support in their early years, it reads like a Who’s Who: Damon Hill, David Coulthard, Eddie Irvine, Nigel Mansell, Martin Brundle and Ayrton Senna, to name just a few on four wheels. On two wheels, Paul Smart, John Cooper, Ray Pickerell, Dave Crockford. And now outstanding protection for all modern cars Duckhams lubrication and engine protection products are manufactured to the highest standards using the latest in oil additive technology that meet Original Equipment standards. Our Duckhams engine oils have full manufacturer certification from manufacturers including Mercedes, Volvo, BMW, VW, Ford and Jaguar. You can have real confidence in putting Duckhams Engine Oils in your customers’ engines. Head Office & Distribution Centre: Holland House, Furnace Hill, Clay Cross, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S45 9NF Tel: 01246 864227 © 2021 Minorfern Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Company Registration No. 01363519 - VAT No. 308 1160 95 Members of: Accept Decline All Settings We use cookies on our website to see how you interact with it. By accepting, you agree to our use of such cookies.Privacy Policy