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Blackening of lubricating oil

2015-12-02View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: what causes the lubricant to turn black during use? Is this normal? If it’s not normal, what are the reasons for it?
Reply #22015-12-03
There are several reasons why lubricating oil turns black: one is the deterioration and oxidation of the lubricating oil; Second, the lubricant used is not suitable ; Third is mechanical wear. Take samples for analysis to find the cause!
Reply #32015-12-04
Mechanical wear is the most common issue; check the equipment – in most cases, it’s the components that are worn out

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