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- Manufacturer: Afton Chemical
- Product Line: Afton Driveline Additives
- Product: Axle & Manual Transmission Fluid Additives
- Industries: Lubricant Formulation
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
HiTEC® 313 Extreme-Pressure Additive
HiTEC® 313 sulfur-based extreme-pressure additive is designed for lubricants requiring high-load performance.
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Specifications
Appearance: Clear bright yellow to amber liquid
Density, lbs/gal: 9.49
Specific Gravity @ 15.6/15.6°C: 1.14
Viscosity @ 100°C, cSt: 9.5
Flash Point, °C (PMCC): 80 min.
Sulfur, % wt.: 46.3
Primary Chemistry:
Olefin sulfide
- Manufacturer: Afton Chemical
- Product Line: Afton Driveline Additives
- Product: Axle & Manual Transmission Fluid Additives
- Industries: Lubricant Formulation
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Overview
HiTEC® 313 sulfur-based extreme-pressure additive provides EP performance to lubricant applications that require high load-carrying capabilities, such as shock-loaded gears. The high percentage of sulfur in HiTEC® 313 additive provides controlled EP activity.
Specifications
Appearance: Clear bright yellow to amber liquid
Density, lbs/gal: 9.49
Specific Gravity @ 15.6/15.6°C: 1.14
Viscosity @ 100°C, cSt: 9.5
Flash Point, °C (PMCC): 80 min.
Sulfur, % wt.: 46.3
Primary Chemistry:
Olefin sulfide
Features & Benefits
- Ashless
- Good EP and load-carrying properties
- Low reactivity to copper containing alloys
- High sulfur content
- Excellent booster for FZG, 4 ball weld, CRC L-42 and other EP tests
Problems Solved
Equipment wear and damage in high load lubricant applications
Pass FZG, 4 ball weld, CRC L-42, and other EP tests
Applications
HiTEC® 313 additive is typically used at 0.5% wt. (0.43% vol.) to 5.0% wt. (4.35% vol.) for lubricants and extreme pressure greases.
HiTEC® is a registered trademark of Afton Chemical Corporation.
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