Whether you are the business owner or the maintainer of the equipment, you can save time and money for updating of mineral oils quality synthetic air compressor lubricants.
If you’re a business owner, you’ll love saving money because you’ve upgraded to synthetic oil!
If you’re the one changing the oil, you’ll be happy to do a lot less oil changes!
Eight proven benefits of upgrading to quality synthetic compressor lubricants in reciprocating-type compressors:
1 – Save 7-10% on electrical usage on reciprocating-type compressors
2 – Creates less friction, which equals less wear
3 – Oil will last up to 8 times longer than mineral oils
4 – No build-up of carbon deposits on valves or rings
5 – Creates thermal stability and solvency
6 – No seasonal oil change as with mineral oil
7 – Less Impact on the Environment
8 – Savings in labor costs and disposal
Eight proven benefits of upgrading to quality synthetic compressor lubricants in rotary vane compressors:
1 – Save 8-12% on electrical usage on rotary vane compressors
2 – Creates less friction, which equals less wear
3 – Synthetic oil lasts up to 4 times longer than mineral oils
4 – No carbon buildup on vanes or ports
5 – Results in Thermal Stability and Solvency
6 – No seasonal oil change
7 – Less Impact on the Environment
8 – Save money on labor and disposal costs
Upgrading to a good quality Synthetic Compressor Oil gives you cutting-edge lubricant technology:
– Benefit from great savings overall, even if the initial cost is a little more
– Improve fire resistance due to the properties of synthetic oils. Cleaner valves and less lubricant reduce the chance of fires and explosions in reciprocating air compressor systems
– Synthetic oils provide cleanliness in reciprocating air compressor crankcases resulting in better heat transfer and prevent moving parts from sticking. The result can be lower power consumption.
There are many high-tech scientific reports on synthetic lubricants that you could read, but the bottom line is this: Upgrade to synthetic air compressor lubricants and save time and money!
Note:
> Not all synthetic compressor oils are created equal. The quality and quantity of the base stocks and additive package is where the difference is. Remember the old saying: “You get what you pay for”? In this case, it is actually true.
> When upgrading from mineral to synthetic oil, be sure to drain the mineral oil for a complete change. Don’t just “ADD” synthetic oil to old mineral oil.
