Company's Main Products: Industrial Lubricating Oil, Industrial Gear Oil/Synthetic Gear Oil, Hydraulic Oil/Synthetic Hydraulic Oil, Grease, High-Temperature Grease, Bearing Circulation Oil, Compressor Oil, Turbine Oil, Steam Turbine Oil, Refrigerating Oil, Universal Mechanical Oil, Electrical Insulating Oil, Bar Oil, Textile Machine Oil, Spark Oil, Quenching Oil, Rolling Fluid, Machine Tool Guide Oil, Thermal Oil, Rust Inhibitor/Rust Preventive Liquid, Cutting Oil/Cutting Fluid, Molding Oil, Water-Soluble Cutting Fluid, Oil-Based Cutting Oil, Water-Based Cleaning Agent, Diesel Engine Oil, Automatic Transmission Fluid, Brake Fluid.
Industrial Lubricant Basics
There are lubricants based on base oils, including hydraulic oils, gear oils, turbine oils, compressor oils, refrigeration oils, transformer oils, vacuum pump oils, bearing oils, metalworking oils (liquids), anti-rust greases, cylinder oils, heat treatment oils, and heat-conducting oils, among others. Additionally, lubricating greases with thickeners are also included. Industrial lubricants are used by enterprises across various industries, typically requiring a wide variety of types and large quantities. The choice is not solely based on the product's price but also on its quality and technical characteristics, as well as the quality of technical services. Therefore, the technical marketing of industrial lubricants is of greater importance.
Mechanical and equipment configurations are relatively concentrated among companies using industrial lubricants. Therefore, targeted technical seminars are more necessary. This is also the primary form of pre-sales technical service.
The role of lubricating oil is:
Reducing friction coefficient, 1 Reduce friction: Add lubricant to the friction surface. This reduces friction resistance and saves energy consumption.
2 Reduce Wear: Lubricants can reduce friction wear caused by abrasive wear, surface fatigue, adhesive wear, and other factors between friction surfaces.
Therefore, it can reduce the temperature rise caused by frictional heat. 3. Cooling effect: The lubricant can absorb, transfer, and dissipate heat.
Droplets, steam, corrosive gases and liquids, dust, and rust caused by oxides. 4 Rust Prevention: The presence of a lubricant on the friction surface can prevent rust due to air.
As in hydraulic drives, etc. 5 Power Transmission: In many cases, lubricants serve the function of transmitting power.
Prevents moisture and impurities from penetrating. 6 Sealing Function: The lubricant forms a seal on certain exposed components.
Absorbs shock energy, 7 shock-absorbing effect: Under impact load conditions, such as car shock absorbers.
Filtered through the filter. 8 Purifying Function: Contaminants can be carried away through the circulation of the lubricating oil.
To prevent contamination by the aforementioned substances, lubricants must be fortified with additives. Common additives include:
To filter out or discharge with the lubricant change, 1. Detergents and dispersants: Keep non-soluble matter in suspension. This prevents the accumulation of sludge and carbon deposits in the engine.
Prevent acidic corrosion of the metal surface and prevent rusting during engine downtime. Two, antioxidant: Maintain chemical stability with lubricating oil.
Prevent pilling and scratching; three, other additives: Use lubricants to maintain lubrication on surfaces with high contact loads. Control foam and prevent air entrapment in the lubricant, etc.
