Lubricant Oil

Definition:
Lubricant oil is used to reduce friction and wear between moving parts in machinery and engines.

Technical Description:
Lubricant oils are generally made from refined petroleum or synthetic oils and include various additives to improve performance, including antioxidants, detergents, and corrosion inhibitors. These oils are rated based on their viscosity and ability to operate under high temperatures and pressures.

Uses:
Used in automotive engines, industrial machinery, turbines, and other equipment requiring lubrication.

Specs:

• Viscosity: Varies based on application (e.g., 20W-50 for automotive)
• Flashpoint: ≥ 200°C
• Applications: Engine oils, industrial lubricants, hydraulic oils.