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What are the 4 additives in engine oil?

Engine oils typically contain a variety of additives to enhance their performance and protect the engine. The role of additives in engine oil is mainly to improve certain properties of the engine oil so that it can better adapt to the needs of the engine. There are many types of these additives, each with a…
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Great ! What is the T6004 Quenching Oil Additive Package ?

Great ! What is the T6004 Quenching Oil Additive Package ?
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Great ! T109B Medium Based Calcium Alkyl Salicylate

Great ! T109B Medium Based Calcium Alkyl Salicylate
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KE-1 (PAG) Viscosifier For Water Glycol Fire-retardant Hydraulic Fluid Good job!

KE-1 (PAG) Viscosifier For Water Glycol Fire-retardant Hydraulic Fluid Good job!
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PIB950 Polyisobutene: Exploring the Low Molecular Weight Mystery

PIB950 is a type of polyisobutene (PIB) with a low molecular weight. Polyisobutene is a synthetic polymer made from the polymerization of isobutylene, a hydrocarbon monomer. The molecular weight of polyisobutene can vary depending on the specific manufacturing process and desired properties. In the case of PIB950, the “950” likely refers to the average molecular…
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Zinc Dioctyl Primary Alkyl Dithiophosphate

Zinc dioctyl primary alkyl dithiophosphate (ZDDP) is a type of lubricant additive commonly used in engine oils to provide antiwear and antioxidant properties. Let’s break down the components of its name: Zinc (Zn): Dioctyl: Primary Alkyl: Dithiophosphate: The primary function of ZDDP in engine oils includes: It’s worth noting that while ZDDP is effective as…
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T104 low base synthetic alkyl benzene calcium sulfonate

T104 low base synthetic alkyl benzene calcium sulfonate
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What is the T5057 amine type antioxidant?

An amine type antioxidant is a class of chemical compounds that act as antioxidants, primarily used to protect materials, such as polymers and lubricants, from degradation caused by oxidative processes. Antioxidants are substances that inhibit or slow down the oxidation reactions, which can lead to the breakdown of materials and the formation of harmful byproducts.


