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BRB launches an ATF additive

BRB Lube Oil Additives and Chemicals launched the Petrolad® 750 additive globally. The additive is suitable for manufacturing automotive transmission and power steering fluids. It is meant to help blenders achieve cost savings while ensuring consistent shift quality and trouble-free transmission performance across several end applications.

The additive boosts the gear and engine lubricant systems’ performance, efficiency, and endurance.

Roger Dohmen, Vice President of BRB Lube Oil Additives and Chemicals, said: “BRB Lube Oil Additives and Chemicals provides additive packages defined by greater quality and performance, raising the bar for power and efficiency expectations. This launch supports our aim of delivering value-added products to our customers while also facilitating new additive formulation business opportunities.”

Petrolad® 750 is the latest addition to BRB’s Petrolad® brand. BRB Lube Oil Additives and Chemicals is a globally operating lubricant blender partner specializing in additive technology for the transportation industry. It has two major brands: Petrolad® line of additives which covers a range of oil solutions, and Viscotech®, the viscosity modifiers under its umbrella. The viscosity modifiers are available as individual components or tailored packages.

The product range covers automotive, off-road, and industrial applications and it also includes special additives like sulphonates and fuel additives. BRB began as a small business in 1981 and has grown into an international corporation with over 400 employees at 16 locations. It is also a subsidiary of PETRONAS Chemicals Group Berhad.. .

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