Lubricating oil plays a vital role in the normal operation of mechanical equipment, which can effectively reduce friction, reduce wear, cooling and sealing, etc., so as to extend the service life of mechanical equipment. In the market, Pasfida 8G lubricant and Milton Roe EP90 lubricant are both high-profile products. This article will provide a comprehensive performance comparison of these two lubricants to help users choose the right product for their needs.
1. Comparison of basic parameters: There are some obvious differences in the basic parameters between Pasfida 8G lubricating oil and Milton Roe EP90 lubricating oil. First of all, they have different viscosity grades, Pasfida 8G is a multi-viscosity lubricant that is suitable for a wider range of operating temperatures, while Milton Roe EP90 is a high-viscosity lubricant that is more suitable for high-load, high-temperature working environments. In addition, there are differences in their additive composition, color, packaging, etc., which users need to weigh according to their specific needs when choosing.
2. Comparison of performance characteristics:
Anti-wear performance: Pasfida 8G lubricating oil adopts advanced anti-wear technology, which can effectively reduce the wear of metal parts and improve the service life of mechanical equipment. Milton Roy EP90 lubricant focuses on anti-wear performance at high temperature and high load, and is suitable for some industrial applications with high requirements for lubricant performance.
Temperature stability: Pasfida 8g lubricants maintain stable performance over a wide range of temperatures, maintaining fluidity even at extreme temperatures. Milton Roy EP90 is particularly outstanding in high temperature and high load environments, which can effectively prevent the volatilization and oxidation of lubricating oil under extreme conditions.
Clean Dispersibility: Both lubricants have good clean dispersibility, which prevents the accumulation of sediment and impurities, keeps the engine interior clean, and reduces the impact of deposits on machinery and equipment.
Conclusion: Pasfida 8G lubricant and Milton Roe EP90 lubricant have their own advantages in performance, and users should make decisions according to the specific use environment and requirements when choosing. If you need to adapt to a wide operating temperature range and focus on anti-wear properties, Pasfida 8G may be a good choice;However, if you are faced with high temperature and high load working conditions, the Milton Roy EP90 may be more suitable for the needs. The final choice should be based on the actual needs of the lubricant viscosity grade, anti-wear performance, temperature stability and dispersion characteristics.