Showing posts with label engine lubricants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label engine lubricants. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 August 2013

AUTOMOTIVE LUBRICANTS



Producer of the Internal Combustions Engine and organizations related to it, including SAE Society of Automotive Engineers in Canada and United States have been specifically established performance criteria for Automotive Engine Lubricants.

Thursday, 1 August 2013

Reasons for Choosing Synthetic Oil Over Regular Mineral Oil!!

While choosing synthetic oil over any regular or mineral oil keep in mind that mineral oils are around for a very long time and has been functioning quite properly as a powerful lubricant in many of the industrial applications.

Tuesday, 23 July 2013

Can oil be affected through temperature? How?



Lubricants can get affected due to extreme weather conditions. Temperature including base oil, viscosity, pour point, and the viscosity index influences on the characteristics of lubricants.

Friday, 19 July 2013

How Lubricants Play An Important Role?



All moving components on machinery and instrumentality need lubrication. Though lubrication is also provided by dry materials like Teflon or black lead which are utilized in components like little electrical motor bearings, oils and greases are the foremost usually used lubricants because the complexness of the machinery will increase the necessities for lubricants and metal method oils become a lot of demanding.

Tuesday, 18 June 2013

Check your Engine Oils Standard with Big Car Brands

Instead of what many engineers think that they are free to choose the lubricant they want to use in their garage.

In the blog post you will learn how to choose lubricant for your car recommended by major car manufacturers , we explain the European legislation: the mechanics are not obliged to follow the recommendations of car manufacturers in terms of brand lubricant. 

  
Lubrita offers a range of engine oils, which is universal in kind and compatible to every type of oil required for a particular brand of car engine and are recommended by the major manufacturers.

However, if you are free to choose the brand of lubricants, you should follow the recommendations on the lubricant oil type.








What to know about oil for your car brand…??

1.       First, use the international engine standard parameters: check the engine specification for oil and try to find the lubricant which has high viscosity that results great performance for your vehicle engine. If you’re using the wrong ones, then immediately get that off from engine it may harm you engine continuously.

2.       For your Assistance for engine oil change workshop, Lubrita.com has designed a technical area for assistance of engine oil standard with their respective car brands that simple features clean image of motor oil for use  in branded cars such as Mercedes Benz, BMW, GM, Ford,  Volkswagen and Toyota.

Get more informative updates and oil industry news at http://lubeline.blogspot.com/

Friday, 10 May 2013

Osilub RECYCLING ENGINE OIL - A new Revolution in Oil Industry

Veolia Environmental Services has partnered with TOTAL Lubricants create Osilub unit that recycles used motor oil to make it like new engine oil. A conventional treatment can recycle 40% of the volume of oil processed. Osilub adopts an innovative process. The process developed by Veolia aims to preserve as much of the oil molecules. A "vacuum distillation scraped films" finely separates reusable components or foreign corrupt elements. This method provides a smoothly from 75% recycled oil. The vehicle engine oil produced by Osilub undergoes a stage finishing in nearby facilities TOTAL Lubricants, who can transform, as needed oil premium engine, meeting the most stringent specifications!

 

Its Key Figures Are:

Europe: 81% of oil collected only 44% regenerated.

In France: a deposit of 240,000 tons / year of waste oil.

One actor to date: that handles about 10,000 tons for production of 40 000 tonnes of base oil, a 40% yield of regenerated.

Without a capacity sufficient regeneration, France exports more than 55% of waste auto motor oils.

For more information on Automotive and Industrial Lubricants, Get in touch with Lubline