Graphene Gear Oil Additive

A graphene additive for gear oils, pre-mixed in an oil-based carrier for heavily loaded gear contacts.

  • Patent pending
  • Made in the USA
  • Pre-mixed, never powder
Application
Industrial and automotive gear oils, where meshing teeth run under high contact pressure. Blend into the finished gear oil and test against your baseline.
Carrier
Oil-based: graphene integrated into oleic acid and monomer. Other base oils on request.
Typical dose
1–7% by weight, depending on the application. See the technical data sheet.
SKU
GI-GOA-32OZ (32 fl oz bottle)
GI-GOA-1GAL (1 gal jug)
GI-GOA-5GAL (5 gal pail)

Sizes: 32 fl oz bottle, 1 gal jug, 5 gal pail

Request a quote for pricing, lead time and the right dose for your job.

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Patent pending. Made in the USA. Manufacturer: Graphene Integrations, Charlotte, NC.

About this additive

Gear teeth slide and roll under very high contact pressure. Graphene layers between the surfaces can help the oil film carry that load, which is why weld load matters for gear oils: it is the load at which the test surfaces seize.

In independent testing at Univar's Houston lab, our graphene lubricant additive gave up to 42% less wear and 26% higher weld load. See the full graphene lubricant additive results. Performance in your gear oil depends on the base oil and additive package, so we test in your formulation.

Frequently asked questions

Why does weld load matter in gear oil?

Weld load is the load at which the test surfaces seize. In independent testing at Univar's Houston lab, our graphene lubricant additive raised weld load by 26% and reduced wear by up to 42%.

Is it compatible with my extreme-pressure additive package?

Compatibility depends on your base oil and additives, so we test in your formulation before any recommendation.

Is the graphene supplied as a powder?

No. It comes pre-mixed in an oil-based carrier, never as dry powder.

How much should I add?

Typical dose: 1–7% by weight, depending on the application. See the technical data sheet. Contact us for a starting treat rate for your testing.

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