Lubricant Additives

Lubricant additives are chemical substances mixed with lubricating oils and greases to improve their performance and protection. These additives are essential for maintaining the efficiency and durability of engines and other automotive components. 

Lubrication Improvement: Additives reduce friction between the moving parts of the engine, resulting in smoother operation and greater efficiency. 

Wear Protection: They help prevent premature wear of engine parts, such as pistons, rings, and bearings. 

Corrosion Reduction: Additives protect engine metal surfaces against corrosion and oxidation, increasing component lifespan. 

Temperature Control: They contribute to regulating the engine temperature, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance. 

Cleaning and Dispersion: Some additives keep the engine clean by dispersing carbon deposits and other contaminants, improving fuel efficiency. 

Internal Combustion Engines: Additives are used in car, truck, and motorcycle engines to improve lubrication and wear protection. 

Automatic and Manual Transmissions: They are added to transmission oils to reduce friction and ensure smooth gear changes. 

Power Steering and Brake Systems: They help maintain lubrication and efficiency in steering and braking systems. 

Cooling Systems: Some additives help maintain an appropriate temperature in the engine cooling system. 

Gear Oil: They are used in differential gear oils and gearbox oils to ensure wear protection.