1.0Lumar Químicahttps://lumarquimica.com/en/Lumar Químicahttps://lumarquimica.com/en/author/lumar_admin/rich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="aEsKLy8uja"><a href="https://lumarquimica.com/en/lubricants/">INDUSTRIAL LUBRICANTS</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://lumarquimica.com/en/lubricants/embed/#?secret=aEsKLy8uja" width="600" height="338" title="“INDUSTRIAL LUBRICANTS” — Lumar Química" data-secret="aEsKLy8uja" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script type="text/javascript"> /* <![CDATA[ */ /*! 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The science that studies friction, lubrication, and wear is called tribology, which studies interacting surfaces in relative motion. Lubricants and lubrication are part of tribology. Apart from reducing friction, lubricants have other equally important functions such as dissipating heat, protecting against corrosion, acting as a sealant, removing wear particles and contaminants, transmitting power, etc. A lubricant consists of basestock, the largest portion, and additives. The choice of basestock will depend on the following requirements of the system where it will be used:Physical-chemical requirements: temperature, shear rate, solubility, compatibility elastomers, etc.Tribological requirements: load, friction, wear, type of metal.Functions of the lubricant: lubricating, cooling, protecting, sealing.Economic: prices, availability.Environmental.Legislative.Health and safety.Equipment status.Not all requirements can always be met with the basestock chemistry. In this case, a compromise should be found by evaluating and weighing the most important properties with the ones that can be improved with additives. LUMAR has a wide range of basestocks and additives to cover all the needs that may arise when designing a lubricant. Lubrication plays a vital role in reducing energy costs within the circular economy. Our ingredients are aimed at developing innovative solutions in accordance with today's standards in terms of technical performance, reliability, efficiency, effectiveness, and sustainability.ÀlexAndrésLubricant Specialist +34 935 947 500 technical@lumarquimica.com Contact usFill the next form and we will contact you I agree to receive commercial information I read and accept the privacy policy Product table BASESTOCK ADDITIVES POLYMERS ALKYL SULFONATES AMINES SURFACTANTS SURFACE AGENTS ALCOHOLS/FATTY ACIDS WAXES BASESTOCK DescriptionChemicalPAOLow viscosityHigh viscosityPIBlow/medium molecular weightHigh molecular weightPAGWater-solubleInsoluble in waterHigh viscosityESTERSSaturated Polyol EstersUnsaturated Polyol EstersMonoestersDiestersPolymeric EstersComplex EstersComplex Ethoxylated EstersPolyalcohol EstersTrimellitateTriglyceridesSelf-emulsifying EstersSilicone FluidsPolydimethylsiloxanesPFPEPERFLUORPOLYETHERPhosphate EstersEHC (Turbine Solenoid Valve control fluid)Groups I, II, IIIGroups I, II, III ADDITIVES DescriptionChemicalAntioxidantsPhenolsAminesPhosphitesCorrosion inhibitorsOil/solvent solubleWater solubleAW/EPSulfur BasePhosphorus BaseSolidsBismuth BaseMetal PassivatorsOil SolubleWater SolubleFriction Modifiers–Anti-foaming agentsAqueous BaseOil BasestockSilicone FreeSolidsIndustrial Lubricant PackagesHydraulicsIndustrial GearsAutomitive GearsTransmission FluidsTractor (UTTO & STOU)GuidesCompressorsTurbinesMachiningAutomotive Lubricant Packages2T4TTackifier–Anti-mistOil basestockAqueous BaseSolvent Agents– POLYMERS DescriptionChemicalPour Point Depressant (PPD)PAMAViscosity Index Improver (VII)PAMAOCPStyrene ButadieneThickenerPIB,OCP, EPDMGreaseOCPEPDMStyreneAluminium SaltElevation Point improver ALKYL SULFONATES DescriptionChemicalSODIUM420-670 MW G/MOLCALCIUMNEUTRALExtra-BasicMagnesiumExtra-Basic AMINES DescriptionChemicalAlkanolaminesPrimaryDGADiglycolamineMIPAMonoisopropanolamineMEAMonoethanolamineSecundaryDEADIETHANOLAMINETertiaryMDEAMETHYLDIETHANOLAMINEDMEADIMETHYLETANOLAMINEBDEABUTYLIDIETHANOLAMINETEATRIETHALONAMINEDMAPADIMETHYLAMINOPROPYLAMINEAMINES–DCHADICYCLOHEXYLAMINEHEAHEXYLAMINEPolyetheraminesPrimary–PolyetheramineMultifuntional AminesPrimary/Tertiary–Special Amines SURFACTANTS DescriptionChemicalNon-ionicsBlock CoPolymersEthoxylated AlcoholsEthoxylated Fatty AcidsEthoxylated Vegetable OilsEthoxylated EstersEthoxylated AminesSorbitan EstersEthoxylated Sorbitan EstersAnionicPhosphate Esters SURFACE AGENTS TypeFunctionSurface agentsWetting AgentsRheology ModifiersDispersants ALCOHOLS/FATTY ACIDS DescriptionChemicalFatty AlcoholsOLEIC/CETYLLaurylSaturated C12-C14Guerbert alcoholFatty AcidsOleicStearicDistilled Fatty AcidsFractionated Fatty AcidsDimers WAXES DescriptionChemicalMicro WaxesPP, PE, AmidA, PTFE, Carnauba, Montana, Fischer-Tropsh, EBS, …Normal sizeDispersionsIn different media MORE INFO AlexAndrésLubricant Specialist +34 935 947 500 technical@lumarquimica.com Contact usFill the next form and we will contact you I agree to receive commercial information I read and accept the privacy policyhttps://lumarquimica.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/aa-ppkgm6zhqkoxirsd4rqp14trkfe8vqn9zyq5lulzo0-copia-q9n2b277g6tsc1nbjgq64x5qfn96pzew5ap6d284qo.png