Lukoil Starts Production Of New Automatic Transmission Fluid

LUKOIL lube plants have started production of LUKOIL ATF SYNTH MULTI synthetic oil. This product has been specifically developed for modern automatic transmission of passenger cars and commercial vehicles manufactured by European, American and Japanese automotive companies.

Tests in European laboratories, which had preceded product’s entry into the market, demonstrated its advantages comparing to requirements of largest OEMs for modern automatic transmission fluids. LUKOIL ATF SYNTH MULTI has received a full range of approvals of global transmission equipment manufacturers including ZF, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, Voith and MAN.

LUKOIL synthetic base oil and advanced additive package provide non-fading properties, oxidation stability, high wear protection and scuffing resistance. The new ATF provides oil drain interval up to 120 thousand km, even in complicated road and climate conditions.

Tags: LUKOIL, ATF, Oils, transmission oil, synthetic oil

Friday, 15 July 2016 10:45

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