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Corrosion is caused by oxygen and acidic products, and the rate of corrosion increases in the presence of water and polar impurities. Corrosion is an electrochemical reaction that appears in many forms, including rust formation when corroding ferrous metal (such as iron or steel) has been exposed to oxygen and moisture. When iron reacts with oxygen and water, an electrochemical reaction converts oxidized iron (Fe) particles to hydrated iron (III) oxide, also known as iron oxide (Fe2O3), or more commonly called rust. Grade
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Chemistry
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HiTEC® 559
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Succinate Ester
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Acidic Inhibitor
Used at a Low Treat Rate
Good Synergy with Other CIs
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Polyester Succinimide
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Neutral Inhibitor
Good Rust Protection & Friction Reduction
Synergistic with Other CIs
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Imidazoline
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Excellent at Low Treat Rates
Provides Rust Protection, Water Seperation & Oxidation Stability
Ashless
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Calcium Sulfonate
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Excellent Protection Against Corrosive/Humid Environments such as ASTM B117 Salt
Low TBN Calcium Sulfonate
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