Solvents
How Solvents Work in Lubricants
- Dissolution & Blending
Solvents dissolve and disperse additives, ensuring a homogeneous and stable lubricant formulation.
- Viscosity Adjustment
They help control lubricant thickness for optimal flow, performance, and ease of application.
- Deposit & Contaminant Removal
Solvents assist in cleaning by dissolving sludge, varnish, and other deposits from engine and industrial components.
- Evaporation Control
Certain solvents regulate the evaporation rate, affecting the drying time and film formation in lubricants.
- Lubricant Stability
They enhance the solubility of additives, preventing separation and ensuring long-term lubricant effectiveness.
- Cold Flow Improvement
Some solvents lower the pour point, allowing lubricants to function efficiently in low-temperature conditions.
Explore Our Solvents
Hexyleyn Glycol (HG)
DIACETONE ALCOHOL (DAA)
- Applications
Lubricant Solvents Are Used In The Following Applications
- Downhole lubricant for oil and natural gas fields
- Coupling agent
- Industrial Lubricants
- Metal working fluids
- Non-Soap grease
- Hydraulic brake fluid
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