Motor oils
Motor oils are mineral oil-based, partial and fully synthetic products. Fully synthetic oils display a higher viscosity area (e.g. 0W-40), but are also considerably more expensive. Our chemical analysis is limited to quality control (see listing below). We also offer tests developed in-house for examining the aging stability (oxidation under thermal load).
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Motor Oils, Fresh
- Viscosity, kinematic at 40°C and 100°C
- Viscosity index
- TBN (Total Base Number)
- Additive content
- Foaming characteristics
- Viscosity, dynamic (CCS)
- Flash point (COC)
- Aging characteristics
- Oxidative-progressive stability test (OPST)
- Intertek Glass Tube Test (Komatsu Hot Tube Tester HTT mod.)
Motor Oils, Used
- Frost protection content in used motor oils (ethyl, propyl glycol)
- Soot content in used motor oils
- Abrasion elements
- Additive content
- Dispersing characteristics (oil spot test, spot test)
- Flash point (COC)
- Diesel content (SimDis)