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What are vehicle lubricants composed of?

Each car requires a specific lubricant depending on its characteristics and those of its engine. Lubricants are obtained from base oils, which are derived from petroleum. These bases contain additives in small quantities, which improve the quality of the product, its benefits and the type of application that is desired.

What kind of lubricant does your car need?

The quality and performance of lubricants depend on the nature of the bases used, the improvements provided by the additives used and the physical-chemical characteristics of the finished lubricants.
The most important oils according to the type of application are:

Oils for 2- and 4-stroke engines
Oils for transmissions and gearboxes
Oils for industrial uses
Marine Oils
Grasas lubricantes (rodamientos)

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What additives can a lubricant have?

All lubricating oils are made up of a base oil, usually derived from petroleum, and additives which are incorporated in small quantities into base oils to obtain a lubricant with the quality level and type of application appropriate. The most important additives required for each lubricant based on function are:

Antioxidant
Anti-rust
Detergent
Dispersant
Viscosity index improver
Mejorador del índice de viscosidad
Freeze depressant

LUBRICATION GLOSSARY

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What features do you have to take into account before buying a lubricant?

The most important characteristics of the lubricants that define their class are:

Color
Viscosity
Viscosity index
Density
Flash point
Fire point
Pour point
Extreme pressure
Aeroemulsion
Demulsification
TBN

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