The SAE classification of lubricants is the most widely used system for measuring oil viscosity. This is a system created and implemented by the Society of Automotive Engineers.
SAE stands for Standard Average European. It is a typological classification representing the common linguistic features found in European languages. It serves as a reference point for comparison with languages from other regions.
Machine oil is a general term for lubricants used in various machinery to reduce friction and wear, often formulated for specific applications and environments. SAE automotive oil, on the other hand, is a standardized oil specifically designed for automotive engines, classified by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) based on its viscosity (e.g., SAE 30, SAE 10W-40). While machine oil can be used in numerous mechanical applications, SAE automotive oil meets specific performance criteria and specifications required for engine operation and protection.
ISO GL class 67513 refers to a specific classification within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for lubricants. It typically pertains to the performance and specification standards for lubricants used in various applications, such as machinery and automotive engines. The classification helps ensure compatibility and reliability in lubricant performance across different environments and equipment.
Honda recommends SAE 10W40 in a GN4 or HP4 classification for 4 stroke applications.
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Well, the driveshaft is lubricated with SAE 80 W gear oil, but this is a part of the transmission, however it is sometimes overlooked.
The three main types of lubricants are mineral oil-based lubricants, synthetic lubricants, and semi-synthetic lubricants. Mineral oil-based lubricants are derived from crude oil, synthetic lubricants are chemically engineered for specific applications, and semi-synthetic lubricants are a blend of mineral oil and synthetic components.
Lubricants used are oil, graphite, water and synthetic lubricants.
Sulfur, Chlorine and Lead component extreme pressure additive package once commonly used for automotive type gear lubricants. Has been largely replaced by sulfur/phosphorus materials.
SAE 40 has a higher viscosity.
SAE 40 has a higher viscosity.
SAE 10w30 is better for lower temp and SAE 20w40 is the opposite better hotter temps.Thanks