Stepped Automatics
Match conventional automatic-transmission fluids to the required viscosity and friction profile. Review DEXRON VI ATF as one product-specific example.
ATF FOR IMPORTERS & DISTRIBUTORS
FLYSAK supports importers, distributors and private-label buyers comparing an automatic transmission fluid supplier. The current catalogue separates conventional ATF, CVT, dual-clutch and manual transmission products so procurement teams can shortlist each fluid against the transmission manufacturer's requirement.
Buyers planning a wholesale transmission fluid range should start with the vehicle population and transmission codes in the destination market, then confirm the required fluid profiles and current supporting documents. Use the ATF supplier evaluation guide for the full procurement checklist.

PRODUCT FAMILY MAP
Transmission fluids are not interchangeable by colour or a broad vehicle claim. Confirm the exact transmission code, fluid profile and service procedure before approving a product.
Match conventional automatic-transmission fluids to the required viscosity and friction profile. Review DEXRON VI ATF as one product-specific example.
A CVT fluid supplier should identify the exact application basis and selection limits. Compare the dedicated CVT NS-3 fluid profile.
Dry and wet dual-clutch applications have different lubrication and friction needs. Treat DCT fluid selection as transmission-specific.
Manual transmission and valve-body service products have distinct use cases and should not be presented as universal ATF replacements.
ATF MANUFACTURER SHORTLIST
A useful supplier proposal connects the application map, product evidence, finished pack and batch documents.
List the destination market, important vehicle groups, transmission codes and workshop or distributor channels.
Ask whether each named specification is a performance reference, documented claim or formal approval. Do not treat those terms as equivalent.
The current catalogue shows 1L products. Confirm the bottle, cap, seal, label, carton and artwork for the approved private-label project.
Review the TDS, SDS, agreed product specification and batch COA before final purchasing approval.
TRANSMISSION-FLUID CATALOGUE
Showing 16 Products

Conventional five-speed automatic transmissions

Zf six-speed automatic transmissions

Zf eight-speed automatic transmissions

Modern ten-speed low-viscosity automatic transmissions

Asian multi-vehicle low-viscosity automatic transmissions

European multi-vehicle automatic transmissions

Japanese and korean six-speed automatic transmissions

Nissan-family continuously variable transmissions requiring ns-3-type fluid

Belt- and chain-type continuously variable transmissions

Newer low-viscosity belt- and chain-type cvts

Dry dual-clutch gearbox lubrication circuits

Wet dual-clutch transmissions with shared gear and clutch lubrication

Automatic transmissions requiring dexron iii-type fluid

Modern gm and compatible automatic transmissions requiring dexron vi-type fluid

Synchronised manual transmissions and transaxles requiring sae 75w-90

Precision valve-body cleaning, assembly and service procedures

PRIVATE LABEL ATF
For a private label ATF programme, the purchasing brief should connect every proposed SKU to its intended transmission application, pack specification, label language, document set and expected order mix.
Review the private label lubricant programme before approving artwork or final claims. Product selection remains subject to the latest vehicle or transmission requirement and the current FLYSAK technical documents.
TRANSMISSION-FLUID BUYER FAQ
Share the destination market, important vehicle and transmission types, required fluid profiles, preferred pack and label language, expected order mix and document requirements. The supplier can then map products to the purchasing brief instead of sending a generic list.
Not unless the vehicle or transmission manufacturer explicitly permits that exact fluid. Conventional ATF, CVT fluid, DCT fluid and manual transmission fluid have different friction and viscosity requirements, so selection must follow the transmission code and specified fluid profile.
Request the current TDS and SDS, the basis for application or performance claims, the agreed product specification and a batch Certificate of Analysis. Final label claims should match the confirmed product and current supporting documents.
Yes. FLYSAK supports private-label and OEM transmission-fluid programmes. The selected products, bottle, cap, label, carton, artwork and document set are confirmed against the buyer's market and order brief before production.
Compare suppliers on the exact application map, claim evidence, sample and finished-pack approval, batch controls, change management and current documents. A broad compatibility statement should not replace a transmission-specific selection review.
PRIVATE LABEL OEM / ODM
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