BIG THINKING.
TINY PARTICLES.

Explore the graphene technology and testing behind NAMITEC. Formulated in Singapore. Available in Australia.

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Why graphene?

Graphene’s low-friction, strength and heat-transfer properties make it useful in lubricant formulations. NAMITEC uses it as a friction modifier to complement engine oil.

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Why graphene? — NAMITEC manufacturer information

Particle size and filtration

The manufacturer reports nano-sized particles up to 50 times smaller than typical engine oil filter specifications. Confirm the current product instructions and compatibility.

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Particle size and filtration — NAMITEC manufacturer information

Laboratory wear testing

ASTM D4172 four-ball testing compares wear under controlled conditions. A smaller wear scar means less wear in that test; it is not a horsepower measurement.

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Laboratory wear testing — NAMITEC manufacturer information

Laboratory friction testing

The manufacturer reports a lower coefficient of friction in laboratory testing. A percentage reduction in friction is different from an equivalent percentage increase in engine power.

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Laboratory friction testing — NAMITEC manufacturer information

READ THE LAB REPORT.

NAMITEC’s site reports TÜV Rheinland validation of a 4% reduction in carbon emissions and fuel consumption under UN-R101 laboratory conditions. Read the source report and its test conditions.

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Science imagery and laboratory summaries supplied by the manufacturer. View the manufacturer’s Product Science page ↗

SEE IT ON THE DYNO.

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