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ETHANOX™ 4757
ETHANOX™ 4757 is an octylated, butylated aminic antioxidant that provides oxidation control and thermal stability to maintain and extend the life of lubricants by reducing viscosity and the formation of deposits and sludge. It is appropriate for various applications, including industrial lubricants, greases, automotive fluids, and oils.
ETHANOX™ 4757 is an ashless aminic antioxidant specially designed to provide excellent performance in a variety of applications, including industrial lubricants, greases, automotive fluids, and oils. It offers exceptional thermal stability and oxidation control to reduce viscosity and the formation of deposits and sludge, aiding in maintaining and extending the life of lubricants. It also exhibits synergistic performance when used with other ETHANOX™ hindered phenol antioxidants, such as ETHANOX™ 4701 and ETHANOX™ 4716.
Specifications
Physical form, 20°C: Clear and bright liquid Color: Yellow to amber Density at 20°C, mg/L: 0.974 Flash point (CC), °C: 195 Pour point, °C: 12 Kinematic viscosity at 40°C, cSt: 446 TBN, mg KOH/g: 180 Basic nitrogen content, %: 4.55 Residual DPA content, %: 0.47 CAS number: 68411-46-1 Primary Chemistry:
Mixture of tert-octyl and tert-butyl diphenylamine
Features & Benefits
Octylated, butylated aminic antioxidant
Ashless
Liquid aminic antioxidant
Ease of handling
Excellent performance at high temperatures
Long life applications
Synergistic increase in performance when used with phenolic antioxidants
Helps maintain and extend lubricant lifetime
Controls oxidation reactions that reduce viscosity and the formation of deposits and sludge
Excellent thermal stability
Excellent solubility in all types of base stocks
Good compatibility with common elastomer seals
Noncorrosive to steel and copper
Problems Solved
Corrosion of steel and copper Poor compatibility of antioxidants with elastomer seals Poor thermal stability Short lubricant lifetime Reduced viscosity from oxidation Deposit and sludge formation
Applications
Industrial lubricants Finished fuels Lubricating oils Transmission fluids Slideway oils Quench oils Engine oils Gear oils Jet fuels Gasoline blend components Industrial lubricants Greases Automotive fluids Highly refined oils used for electrical insulation R&O inhibited oils used in steam turbines and hydraulic systems Pipeline and aviation fuel