Lube Storage and Handling
Why is the storage and handling of lubricants important? The implementation of good lubricant storage and handling practices can help deliver productivity, safety, and efficiency benefits for any operation. These…
Introduction to Automotive Coolants
Converting fuel and air into usable power, the internal combustion engine has become a key part of day-to-day life. However not all of the fuel is converted to power. A significant amount of fuel is converted to heat…
OEM Approvals For Heavy-duty Fleet
The Strategic Component – Lubricant Selection Building on our previous Tech Talk “OEM Approval and what it means” (Issue 61/25), this edition provides a deeper exploration of OEM approvals within the heavy duty sector.…
API & ILSAC Specifications
What is API and ILSAC? API (American Petroleum Institute) set engine oil performance standards for both gasoline (petrol) and diesel engines. API standards for gasoline engine oil starts with the letter “S” followed by…
ACEA E Class – Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Oil
What is ACEA? ACEA is the European Automobile Constructors’ Association that represents Europe’s 14 major car, van, truck and bus manufacturers. They are the European equivalent of the American Petroleum Institute…