Lubricant additives are selected to support defined performance requirements and must be assessed alongside the base oil and finished formulation. The additive family alone does not determine suitability; product data and application requirements matter.
Common functional families
- Antioxidants and anti-wear components
- Detergents and dispersants
- Viscosity-index improvers and pour-point depressants
- Corrosion inhibitors and friction modifiers
Information that helps an RFQ
Include the intended application, additive type or product reference, performance specification, target treat rate if defined, required quantity, packaging, destination and required documentation. A current technical data sheet, safety data sheet and certificate of analysis can help the technical review.
Sourcing scope
Mana Derafshe Zarrin reviews lubricant-additive enquiries from Europe and China, subject to product availability, origin, documentation and applicable trade and transport conditions. Specific grade and commercial terms are confirmed per request. Manufacturer names, when discussed, are reference options only and do not imply an agency or endorsement.
Send the formulation context and the documents available so the request can be assessed against the intended use.