Lubricant Friction Modifiers
Afton friction modifier additives can prevent scoring and reduce wear and noise between rubbing surfaces, and can prevent micropitting in gear lubricants.
Friction modifier additives affect the frictional properties between two rubbing surfaces. They prevent scoring, reduce wear and noise, and can help to prevent micropitting in industrial gear lubricants.
Friction modifiers are commonly used in gasoline engine oils. They also are added to fluids for automatic and manual transmissions, tractor hydraulic systems, power steering, shock absorber, industrial gears and metalworking applications. In automatic transmission fluids and limited-slip axle lubricants, friction modifiers control torque application through clutch and band engagements.