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The Necessity of GF-7: A Milestone in Our Journey to a More Efficient Future
Sep 26, 2024
Look anywhere, and you’ll find that sustainability is driving the story across industries. The world is pursuing efficiency gains and more sustainable ways to do business everywhere, and that’s especially true in the mobility space.
The Transition to ILSAC GF-7 Lubricant
Sep 23, 2024
Jeff White, Managing editor of Counterman, on how ILSAC GF-7 represents the latest evolution in gasoline-fueled passenger car motor oil specifications.
Going Beyond Viscosity to Unlock the Potential of High-Performance Hydraulic Fluids
Sep 5, 2024
A look at performance attributes that help differentiate high performance hydraulic fluids, their capabilities, and their impact on optimizing hydraulic equipment.
Considering Material Compatibility to Enable Direct Immersion Cooling / Electrification
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Advanced Lubricant Formulations from Molecule to Market / On-Highway Trucks
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Focus On: Euro 7
Euro 7 vehicles, both light and heavy duty, will comply with the tightest emissions regulations ever seen in Europe. They will need to have very low emissions for a range of pollutants across a very wide range of operating conditions with a technology neutral approach, meaning that limits will be equally applied to all types of engines in the category.
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Controlling Nanoparticle Emissions
May 16, 2023
For many years, the health impacts of particulate matter have been known. Tighter particulate number limits included in Euro 7 will be one of the most significant changes in terms of the impact on hardware, fuels and lubricants.
The Importance of Controlling Low-Temperature NOx
April 10, 2023
Significant reductions in the levels of nitrogen oxides (NOx) are a key part of the upcoming Euro 7 vehicle emissions regulations.
