How do Anti-wear Additives Work?
AW additives are designed to be chemically reactive under specific conditions, particularly at high pressures and temperatures where they form a protective layer on metal surfaces
Read moreWhat is Oleyl polyether phosphate ester?
Oleyl polyether phosphate ester is a substance that can be used in a variety of industrial and personal care applications.
Read moreWhat is MoDTC?
MoDTC, or Molybdenum dithiocarbamate, is a widely used lubricant additive that enhances the performance of oils by reducing friction and wear.
Read moreHow to Select Best AW Additives?
Anti-wear additives are crucial components in many types of lubricating oils, such as hydraulic fluids, gear oils, and engine oils.
Read moreExamples of Metal Deactivators
Metal deactivators are chemical compounds that are added to various formulations, such as lubricants, fuels, and coolants, to minimize or suppress the catalytic effects of metals.
Read moreWhat are Lubricant Agents?
Lubricant agents are lubricant additives or materials used to reduce friction, wear, and heat generation between moving surfaces in mechanical systems.
Read moreWhat are AW additives?
AW additives are specifically designed to reduce wear on moving parts during contact, decreasing the potential for metal-to-metal damage.
Read moreWhat do additives do to lubricants?
Lubricant additives are chemical compounds added to lubricants to enhance their performance, address deficiencies in base oils, and optimize their properties for specific applications.
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