Research & Development

Research

There are 2 side of the story, on one hand we need to put effort in understanding the latest technology of our subject matter - Lubrication Engineering and on the other hand understand the need & application requirement of our customers & their equipment that needs to be lubricated..

Product Development

When there is clear value that we could provide to customers with new products, we will start the product development process, and yet the process need a lengthy duration & customer support.

Lubricant Testing Standards & Equipment

For Lubrication & Lubricant, there are many related testings, below are some major well-known tests. We have the capability & equipment of doing most of the tests in-house, If you are interested to understand more, please talk to us.

Major Tests for Lubricants & Tribology

Test Method	ISO	GB	ASTM	Remarks
Carbon Residue	6615-1993	268-1987	D 189-2006	Conradson Method
Cloud Point	3015-1992	6986-1986	D 2500-2009
Corrosion/ Anti-rust/ Rust Protection Test	2160-1998	5096-1985	D 130-2004	Copper Strip Test
		7326-1987	D 4048-2002	Copper Strip Test - Lubricating grease
	9227-2006	10125-1997	B 117-2009	Salt Spray
		5018-2008	D 1743 Rev A- 2005	Lubricating Grease
	11007-1997	SH/T 0700-2000	D 6138-2007	Emcor Test - Bearing
		SH/T 0650-2000 2361-92	D 1748-2002	Humidity Cabinet
Demulsibility		8022-1987	D 2711 Rev A-2001	For Lubricating Oil
Density	3675-1999	1884-2000	D 1298-1999	Hydrometer Method
Dropping Point	2176-1995	4929-1985	D 566-2002	Dropping Point of Lubricating Grease
Dropping Point	6299-1998	3498-2008	D 2265-2006	Wide Range Temperature
Evaporation Loss		SH/T0059-1996	D 5800 -2008	Noack Method - For Lubricating Oil
Flash/Fire Point	2592-2000	3536-2008	D92 Rev A-2005	Cleveland Method(Open Cup)
Flash/Fire Point	2719-2002	261-2008	D93-2008	Pensky-Martens Method (Closed Cup)
Foaming	6247-1998	12579-2002	D 892-2006	For Lubricating Oil
Neutralization Number	6619-1988	18609-2001		Potentiometric Titration Method
Oil Separation		SH/T 0682-1999	D 1742-2006	Oil Separation from Grease during storage
Cone Penetration	2137-2007 13737-2004	269-1991	D 217-2002 D1403-2002	Cone Penetration of Lubricating Grease
Pour Point	3016-1994	3535-2006	D 97-2009
Roll Stability		SH/T0122-1992	D 1831-2000	For Grease
Saponification Number	6293-1-1996 6293-2-1998	8021-2003	D 94-2007	Colour-indicator titration method Potentiometric Titration
Acid/Base Number	6618-1997	4945-2002	D 974-2008	Colour-indicator titration method
	3771-1994		D 2896-03	Base No., Potentiometric Perchloric Acid Titration
		7304-2000	D 664-2009	Acid No., Potentiometric Titration
Viscosity	3104-1996 3105-1994	265-1988	D 446-2007 D 445-2009	Kinematic Viscosity
	2909-2002	1995-1998	D 2270-2004	Calculating Viscosity Index from Kinematic Viscosity
		SH/T0681	D1092-2005	Measuring apparent viscosity of lubricating greases
Water Content	3733-1999	260-1977	D 95-2005	Distillation Method - for petroleum products
Water Resistance	11009-2000	SH/T0109	D 1264-2003	Water Washout test for grease
Water Separability	6614 -2002	7305-2003	D 1401-1998
Wear Characteristics	14635-1-2000 14635-2-2004 14635-3-2006	19936.1-2005	D 5182-1997	FZG gear test rig for load-carrying capacity
		3142-1982	D 2266-2001	4 ball test for greases
		3142-1982	D 2596-1997	Extreme Pressure of Lubricating Grease
			D 5183-2005	Coefficient of friction
	20623-2003		D 4172-1994	Wear Preventive-Lubricating Oil
	20623-2003	12583-1998	D 2783-2003	Extreme Pressure of Lubricating Oil
		SH/T0203-1992	D 2509-2003	Timken OK load test for greases
		11144-2007	D 2782-2002	Timken OK load test for fluids

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