Explore how different bio-oils flow at various temperatures. Understanding viscosity helps you select the optimal lubricant for your machinery's operating conditions.
Selecting the appropriate oil viscosity depends on several factors: operating temperature, load conditions, speed of operation, and material compatibility.
For equipment operating in cold environments, choose oils that maintain adequate flow at low temperatures. For high-speed applications, thinner oils reduce friction and heat buildup.
Our Material Compatibility Map helps you understand how different oils interact with various materials, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Always consider your equipment's operating temperature range. Oils that work well at room temperature may become too thick in cold conditions or too thin in hot conditions.
Heavy loads require higher viscosity oils to maintain protective film thickness. Light loads can use lower viscosity oils for reduced friction.
High-speed applications benefit from lower viscosity oils that reduce drag. Slower operations can use higher viscosity oils for enhanced protection.
Bio-degradable oils offer environmental benefits while maintaining performance. Consider the impact of oil selection on your environmental goals.
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