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Archive for May 8th, 2007
Semi synthetic engine oils
Posted by John from Morristown, NJ, US on May 8, 2007
What advantages will I see from using semi synthetic engine oils?
Semi synthetic engine oils differs from conventional (mineral) oils, in that they contain a percentage of synthetic base oils. These oils allow the lubricants to perform better in extreme conditions and longer in normal conditions. This will result in longer oil drain potential for most applications.
TES-295 Approved Products
Posted by Joleen from Albany, NY, US on May 8, 2007
When should I use a TES-295 approved product in my Allison Transmission?
This product is formulated to provide optimum performance and durability for your transmission.
TES-295 products allow the longest recommended drain interval time for Allison Transmissions.
A listing of TES-295 approved lubricants can be found on Allison Transmission's website
Multi viscosity hydraulic fluid
Posted by Ed from Omaha, NE, US on May 8, 2007
What advantages would a multi viscosity hydraulic fluid have over a traditional mono grade hydraulic fluid?
Multigrade hydraulic fluids have higher viscosity index. This means the fluid undergoes less viscosity change in response to temperature changes. This will result in the fluid maintaining it's critical characteristic, even in extreme hot conditions.
