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Grade of lubricating oil base oil

2018-03-20View Original

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I have seen several types of products for lubricant hydrogenation units; those with a viscosity of 4 and 6 CST are the most common. A small number of these units can produce or blend base oils with viscosities of 8 and 10 CST, while those with higher viscosity use 150BS as the base oil. I would like to ask those who are experts in this field: are these types of base oils particularly easy to sell in the market? Or is there the highest demand for them when used in blending processes?
Reply #22018-03-21
Engine oils primarily use base oils with low viscosities of 4 and 6 cSt; diesel engines and hydraulic fluids require the addition of a certain amount of 500N viscosity oil, while gear oils usually use 500N and 150BS viscosity oils. High-viscosity base oils have high requirements for raw materials, and their production is more difficult compared to low-viscosity base oils

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