For lubricant specialists, the perfect balance is the holy grail. How do you create a grease that withstands extreme pressure and resists wear, but also doesn't harm copper components and maintains a clean color? This question resonates in laboratories worldwide. Traditional extreme pressure (EP) and anti-wear (AW) additives, like molybdenum disulfide ( MoS₂ ), are very effective, but often come with a significant disadvantage: their black color. In applications where visual

At the core of industrial and automotive performance, the interaction between moving surfaces—a field known as tribology—determines the efficiency, lifespan, and reliability of machinery. Lubricating greases and engineering polymers are fundamental in this scenario, but their intrinsic performance is rarely sufficient for demanding modern conditions. This is where additives come in: precision chemical components designed to transform a base lubricant or polymer into a high-pe

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