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National standards for lubricating oils

2017-10-19View Original

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I’m looking for the national standard for lubricating oils, GB/T264. Is there a difference between the national standard and the American standard? Does SGS use the national standard or the American standard for arbitration? Thank you
Reply #22017-10-20
It is best to consult the standard texts at the **technical quality supervision agencies, as lubricants belong to a broad category of oils, and their analysis parameters and specifications vary. Especially when arbitration analysis is involved, it is necessary to refer to accurate documents carefully.
Reply #32017-10-20
It is best to consult the standard texts at the **technical quality supervision agencies, as lubricants belong to a broad category of oils, and their analysis parameters and specifications vary. Especially when arbitration analysis is involved, it is necessary to refer to accurate documents carefully.

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