The type of lubricants used by trucks and machinery may play a vital role in determining their fuel efficiency and carbon footprints. While we have our share of old hand lubricants in the market, here is a new one that aims to add some eco-friendly finesse and savings for people who really want to be economical and green.
The new lubricant is the Boron CLS Bond. This new technology was developed at Argonne National Laboratory on behalf of the U.S. Dept. of Energy. This non-toxic, biodegradeable product reduces energy consumption, reduces GHG emissions, saves fuels, increase the life of equipment. The product is more advanced than any other type of similar lubricant. This product has been subjected to rigorous user field tests and extensive laboratory testing for several years.
The benefits of Boron CLS Bond include:
- Up to 80% reduction of friction and metal wear
- Up to 16%(most vehicles)to30%+ (other applications) increase in fuel economy
- 50%-100% reduced maintenance intervals: increased equipment uptime
- Reduction of GHG emissions and capture of carbon credits
- Reduced wear and longer useful life (one treatment lasts 100,000 + miles)
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