(For Industrial use only)

Synthetic oils like Polyalphaolefins (PAOs) and Esters are high-performance base oils used in lubricants, offering superior performance over mineral oils. PAOs (API Group IV) are true synthetics with excellent thermal and oxidation stability, high viscosity index, and low-temperature fluidity, making them ideal for extreme conditions. Esters (API Group V) are polar molecules with a unique attraction to metal surfaces, providing superior detergency, additive solvency, and lubrication for severe applications and compatibility in PAO blends.

Polyalphaolefins (PAOs)

What they are: Non-polar, fully synthetic hydrocarbon fluids made through a controlled chemical process.

Key Characteristics:

Wide temperature range: Perform well in both extreme cold and high heat conditions.
Excellent stability: Offer superior thermal and oxidative stability, leading to longer drain intervals.
High viscosity index: Maintain viscosity better across a range of temperatures compared to mineral oils.

Applications:

Widely used in automotive and industrial lubricants, including engine, hydraulic, and compressor oils.

What they are:

A type of synthetic oil (API Group V) with polar molecules.

Key Characteristics:

Polar nature: Attract to positively charged metal surfaces, enhancing lubricity.
Excellent detergency: Superior ability to dissolve sludge and engine deposits, improving engine cleanliness.
Good solvency: Effectively hold and solubilize additives, improving overall performance.