Amsoil Oil

Let’s discuss how Amsoil Oil functions in your engine. First off, Amsoil Oil offers superior viscosity. Why is this critical? The answer has to do with the physics of combustion and lubrication. Viscosity is a measure of a liquid’s resistance to flow. Ideally, you want an oil that yields low viscosity in cold conditions (to assist with the starting of the engine) and a relatively high viscosity at high temperatures (to ensure protection of auto parts during heavy use). An index known as the VI (Viscosity Index) is the industry standard for measuring this metric. Needless to say, Amsoil Oil offers a plethora of what are known as “Viscosity Index Improvers” to ensure optimal functioning.

Petroleum oils with different viscosities can be chemically volatile – that is certain key chemical constituents can boil off depending on temperature conditions. However, Amsoil Oil contains elements which protect against volatility and thus ensure a constant viscosity of the product.

Amsoil Oil also offers what is known as cold temperature protection. You can read about the technical specifics of how Amsoil ensures a functioning “Pour Point” here at www.todaysoil.com, but the essence is that the product contains additives which help it to flow during cold temperature conditions.

One of the key engineering components of any oil is wear protection. Amsoil Oil does a superior lubrication job, in part because the product contains chemical additives which leave an anti-friction coating on moving engine parts to minimize the damage that occurs when those parts rub together. Here at www.todaysoil.com, you can read about these crowning engineering achievements as well as other Amsoil Oil innovations such as the product’s ability to minimize foam, its detergent and dispersant effects, and its heat dispersal capacity. Email any questions to us or place your order today through info@todaysoil.com.