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Base Oil SN 350 is a medium stock base oil produced from the vacuum distillates and residual components using the traditional refining methods. It has viscosity 8-9,5 cSt at 100C and 67-70 cSt at 40C. SN 350 is used in lubricant and lubricant additives production, mainly for industrial applications. The main benefits of SN 350 base oils are low sulphur content, high viscosity index, high oxidation stability and good susceptibility to the additives.

Base Oil SN 500 is defined as a light grade base oil at the upper end of the specifications for Grade I base oils. It is mostly used in lubricant production. It is a Group I base oil which has undergone solvent refining processes. To finish the refining it was hydrogen treated to clear out any impurities. Applications : Base Oil SN 500 works as a base stock for several industrial lubricants Engine oils Transmission fluids Gear oils Metal working fluids Greases Hydraulic oils Transformer oils

Base oils are important basic raw materials for any lubricants included engine oils, gear oils, industrial oils, metal working fluids, hydraulic fluids and also greases. In most of the lubricants 70-90% ingredient is base oils. As per API classification Base oils can be grouped majorly into five groups, i.e., Group-I/II/III/IV/V. The base oil characteristics are very important in determining the quality of the finished product. Group I base oils are solvent-refined, which is a simpler refining process. This is why they are the cheapest base oils on the market.

To know the price and see more samples of products, visit our website BASE OIL SN 100-150-300-500-600-700 Base oil is a type of oil which is used as a base for lubricants. The main element of lubricants (volume wise) is base oil and it forms about 95% of lubricants weight. In some lubricants (Compressor and hydraulic oil) 99% of the oil is consisted of base oil and only the 1% which is left contains additives. Base oils can be reached from oil based and non-oil based resources. Most of the base oils used in the world are obtained from crude oil refining. Most of the compounds which form base oils are Paraphinic, Naphthenic and aromatic compounds. Base oils chemical properties and their impact on the usage of final lubricant: 1 volatility: reduction of the oil, oil thickening, sediments 2 surface activity: foaming, pressure tolerance, air release, emulsion expansion 3 oxidations: sediments, oil thickening, metal oxidation, mud forming 4 Viscosity: Fluidity in lower degrees, energy waste, abrasion protection, proper cooling 5 being soluble: Motor neatness, sealant compatibility, process applications, formulation sustainability The base oil which is extracted from crude oil is called mineral base oil which is categorized in two types (Paraphinic and Naphtshic). Paraphinic oils are consisted of normal hydrocarbons and Iso hydrocarbons. Naphthic oils are consisted of annular full hydrocarbons. Paraphinic oils have certain attributes in comparison with naphthic oils such as; More shedding temperature Less special weight More viscosity indicators Less solubility property Higher resistance against oxidation Higher flash point Mainly naphthic oils are needed for less temperature criteria and pour point specially; hydraulic oils, coolers, rubber producing oils, metalworking and cylinders lubricants for big motors and greases.

BASE OIL SN 100-150-300-500-600-700 Base oil is a type of oil which is used as a base for lubricants. The main element of lubricants (volume wise) is base oil and it forms about 95% of lubricants weight. In some lubricants (Compressor and hydraulic oil) 99% of the oil is consisted of base oil and only the 1% which is left contains additives. Base oils can be reached from oil based and non-oil based resources. Most of the base oils used in the world are obtained from crude oil refining. Most of the compounds which form base oils are Paraphinic, Naphthenic and aromatic compounds. Base oils chemical properties and their impact on the usage of final lubricant: 1 volatility: reduction of the oil, oil thickening, sediments 2 surface activity: foaming, pressure tolerance, air release, emulsion expansion 3 oxidations: sediments, oil thickening, metal oxidation, mud forming 4 Viscosity: Fluidity in lower degrees, energy waste, abrasion protection, proper cooling 5 being soluble: Motor neatness, sealant compatibility, process applications, formulation sustainability The base oil which is extracted from crude oil is called mineral base oil which is categorized in two types (Paraphinic and Naphtshic). Paraphinic oils are consisted of normal hydrocarbons and Iso hydrocarbons. Naphthic oils are consisted of annular full hydrocarbons. Paraphinic oils have certain attributes in comparison with naphthic oils such as;