Benefits of Synthetic Lubricants

The synthetic lubrication can help your machine's engine perform better throughout the year. Crude oil obtained from underground is the main source of conventional oils. Crude oil is composed of a complex mixture of molecules that form chains and rings of different sizes and shapes. Long chains of carbon atoms produce a thick, viscous fluid that flows slowly. Shorter chains produce a fluid that moves more easily.

The base of lubricating oils and fuels comes from separated crude oil. The components of the heavier carbon chains are turned into asphalt. Long carbon chains can be refined to produce gasoline and other products. Base oils and a package of additives make up motor oils. Synthetic motor oils can contain high-performance fluids. Synthetic blends use high-performance fluids with conventional oil.

Synthetic lubricants are more stable under extreme conditions than mineral oils, but there are many processes and machinery that operate under unique conditions. To know the lubricant recommended by the manufacturer, we always recommend consulting the user manual of the equipment.

BENEFITS OF SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS

• The viscosity index is high
• They can optimize the budget
• They are resistant to oxidation
• They can operate under extreme conditions
• Extended drain intervals
• They save energy
• High protection against machinery wear
• They optimize performance processes
• They can work in humid environments
• They have greater durability
• Good demulsibility.
• Reduces downtime due to production errors.
• High detergency.
• They help save energy