Detergent and Dispersant Properties:
Works as a detergent by helping to break down and prevent the formation of deposits, while its dispersant action helps to keep contaminants suspended in the fluid, preventing them from settling and causing wear.
Corrosion Resistance:
Prevents rust and corrosion in various machinery, especially in marine, automotive, and industrial applications where moisture and contaminants can lead to corrosion.
Water Tolerance:
Helps to maintain lubrication performance even when water is present, which is why it’s commonly used in marine environments or in equipment exposed to water or high humidity.
Extreme Pressure Properties:
CPS has the ability to withstand high pressures and reduce friction, which makes it an excellent choice in heavy-duty lubrication applications.
Thermal Stability:
Provides good thermal stability, helping to maintain its effectiveness even at high temperatures.

Lubricants and Greases:

CPS is widely used in industrial lubricants and greases to improve performance, especially in extreme pressure conditions. It enhances the lubrication properties, providing better protection against wear and tear in machinery.

Marine Applications:

CPS is commonly used in marine lubricants and greases. It helps to protect equipment in harsh marine environments where exposure to water is frequent.

Automotive Oils:

In automotive applications, CPS can be found in engine oils, especially for high-performance engines. It helps to prevent rust and corrosion, enhances detergency, and contributes to the overall stability of the oil.

Metalworking Fluids:

Used in metalworking fluids for its ability to lubricate, disperse contaminants, and prevent corrosion during the machining process.