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Why should we recycle used motor oil?

Posted by Hamid Shakouri on 10th Mar 2025

Why should we recycle used motor oil?
When you change the oil in your car, what happens to the used oil? For many, the answer is simple it’s just thrown away. But did you know that used motor oil is one of the most commonly discarded pollutants in the world? Today, we’ll examine why recycling used motor oil is more important than ever for our environment, economy, and health. In Australia, over 500 million litres of lubric …
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Can I Mix Different Types of Lubricants?

Posted by Hamid Shakouri on 3rd Feb 2025

Can I Mix Different Types of Lubricants?
Mixing different types of lubricants is a common concern in automotive, industrial, and manufacturing applications. While it may seem convenient to top up or replace a lubricant with another, it can significantly affect performance, efficiency, and equipment longevity. This article explores whether different lubricants can be mixed, the potential risks, and best practices to ensure machinery and e …
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What is Honing Oil?

Posted by Hamid Shakouri on 5th Jan 2025

What is Honing Oil?
Understanding the Honing ProcessTo better understand honing oil and its role in this process, it’s essential to first grasp the honing process itself.Honing is an ultra-precise bore machining method widely used by job shops and manufacturers to produce parts that excel in speed, reliability, and efficiency. Unlike boring or grinding, honing achieves unmatched levels of roundness, straightness, and …
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Engine Coolants

Posted by Hamid Shakouri on 31st Oct 2024

Engine Coolants
The History of CoolantsThe first engine coolant was invented in 1929 by BASF under the brand Glysantin, marking a significant advancement in vehicle maintenance. Before coolant, engines were almost exclusively cooled by water, which required draining before cold nights to prevent freezing and damage to the cooling system. In the mid-1920s, BASF's director asked Dr. Otto Jordan to develop an …
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