PAGs – the Good and the Bad of Using them in Industrial Lubricants
Rafe’s Take Polyalkylene Glycol (PAG) lubricants have been gaining attention in the industry for their many benefits, including better lubricity and friction control. However, the…
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The Chemistry of Polyalkylene Glycol (PAG) Lubricants
Rafe’s View Polyalkylene Glycols (PAGs) are versatile polymers widely used across a range of industries. They have gained a reputation within the lubricants industry as…
Why is Lubrication One of the Most Important Aspects in Asset Management?
Lubrication is really a subset of industrial asset management. It never seems to receive the care and attention it deserves for three key reasons: Lubrication…
How Does the Development Cycle of a Racing Oil Occur?
Rafe sits down with Tomek Young – Global Motorsports Manager at ExxonMobil to discuss all things regarding the relationship between oil companies an…
Why do Oil Companies Participate in Motorsports?
Rafe sits down with Tomek Young – Global Motorsports Manager at ExxonMobil to discuss all things regarding the relationship between oil companies and motorport teams.…
How do Antiwear Additives Work?
Anti-wear additives are an essential component of most lubricants including engine oils, hydraulic oils, turbine oils, or gear oils. They help us protect components by…