China 6 Era Diesel Engines Require Higher Quality Lubricant

Jan 15, 2020
Posted by Robin Wang, Regional Marketing Manager, North Asia, Morgan Zhao, Technology Manager

Topics: China 6, On-Highway Trucks

Last year, as we prepared for implementation of China 6 emissions standards, Robin Wang, Regional Marketing Manager, China, spoke with Morgan Zhao, Technology Manager - Heavy Duty Engine Oil, about the impact of China 6 on diesel engines:

  • Effect of diesel particulate filters (DPF) on lubricant technology
  • How Stage III fuel economy regulations will impact lubricant formulations
  • Impact of running conditions in China on lubricant technology

For more information on China 6, please contact your Lubrizol representative.

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