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Lubricant Base Oil and Wax Processing Avilino Sequeira
Publisher: CRC Press

To help you choose between synthetic and petroleum-based lubricants for your Falk gearbox, we compare and contrast these two options below and explain when it's best to use each variety. While some oil producers blend many individual components to make their motor oils, most oils are made by simply blending three fluids; a DI package, a VI improver, and a base oil. These fluids, however, are the complex . Laboratory environments to create these lubricants. Possible ingredients: petroleum oils, synthetic oils, plant oils, paraffin wax, PTFE (Teflon) and/or polymers. Lubricants, the base fluid is extracted from crude oil. During the extraction process, the crude oil must be refined, all salt and wax must be removed, and the oil must be distilled to separate out the usable hydrocarbons. Now this recent news from Amyris is pretty interesting since I used to cover a little bit of the base oil industry when I wrote articles for Chemical Market Reporter before on lubricants, greases and waxes. Modern processing techniques do a pretty good job of removing these undesirable components, good enough for well over 90% of the world's lubricant applications, but they cannot remove all of the bad actors. How often should you We base this on the following: Our products are designed to be used very sparingly, less fluid per application, and they offer superior protection to the parts being lubricated.