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AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils

AMSOIL Signature Series
Synthetic Motor Oil
AMSOIL Signature Series Synthetic
Motor Oils are formulated to meet the latest API SN Resource
Conserving and ILSAC GF-5 industry specifications. AMSOIL
Signature Series Oils include 0W-20, 0W-30, 5W-30 and 10W-30
and represent the very best motor oils AMSOIL has to offer,
allowing motorists to take advantage of maximum extended
drain intervals. AMSOIL Signature Series Synthetic Motor
Oils are recommended for drain intervals of up to 25,000
miles/one year, whichever comes first (15,000 miles/one
year in severe service conditions).
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NOACK Volatility Test is a
Critical Measurement of Motor Oil Quality
AMSOIL
was the first motor oil company in North America to use
the NOACK volatility test to measure motor oil quality and
performance. Although competing motor oil companies initially
paid no attention to NOACK results, the test has since become
a critical measurement tool throughout the industry.
Originally developed
and used in Europe, the NOACK volatility test determines
how much weight an oil loses through volatilization. The
more a motor oil vaporizes, the thicker and heavier it becomes,
contributing to poor circulation, reduced fuel economy and
increased oil consumption, wear and emissions. During the
test, the subject oil is heated to 302 degrees Fahrenheit
(150 degrees Celsius) for a specified period, causing the
lighter oil molecules to boil off. The results are reported
in the percentage, by weight, of the oil that evaporates.
The lower the number, the better the oil resists volatilization.
Because they
are made from impure, irregular molecules, conventional
motor oils are more susceptible to the effects of heat.
The small, light molecules in conventional oil tend to evaporate
(volatilize) as the oil is heated, leaving large, heavy
molecules behind and leading to oil consumption and an increase
in the oil's viscosity (thickening). If those large, heavy
molecules are chemically unstable, they may also break down
and form deposits on component surfaces, further inhibiting
the release of heat into the oil stream.
Because their
formulations minimize the quantity of impure, irregular
molecules, synthetic motor oils are generally more resistant
to volatilization, allowing them to perform better than
conventional oils in the NOACK volatility test. However,
due to varying qualities of base stocks and additives, not
all synthetic motor oils perform the same in the NOACK test.
Modern engine
designs generate more heat than ever, accentuating the importance
of the NOACK volatility test for determining an oil's ability
to provide an adequate level of protection and performance.
More horsepower, turbo chargers and aerodynamic styling
have created extremely hot environments that receive less
cooling from outside air, and high heat leads to oil oxidation,
deposits and thickening in conventional oils.
Because AMSOIL
synthetic lubricants contain only uniform molecules, they
are much more resistant to thermal and oxidative breakdown.
AMSOIL synthetic motor oils help keep components free of
damaging varnish, deposits and sludge.
Top quality for
the current API SM motor oils specification, gasoline motor
oils cannot experience a weight loss of more than 15 percent
in the NOACK test. AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils were exceeding
modern requirements over 20 years ago, while many current
motor oils still have a hard time meeting this minimal requirement,
increasing wear, fuel consumption and emissions.
As seen in the
graph, AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil easily passes the NOACK
Test and falls well below the the maximum 15 percent volatilization
(burn off) rate dictated by the API SM motor oil specification,
while the Royal Purple volatilization (burn off) rate is
over 11 percent and the Lucas Oil FAILS
the test with a volatilization (burn off) rate of over 40
percent.
A Simple Way to Protect Your
Vehicle's Turbocharged Engine
Once reserved for
sports cars, turbochargers are becoming commonplace in family
sedans as automakers try to squeeze greater efficiency out
of smaller engines in order to meet tough fuel-economy standards.
The popular Ford Fusion and Chevy Malibu are just two examples
of daily drivers available with turbocharged engines. A turbocharged
four-cylinder engine can generate as much power as a naturally
aspirated six-cylinder engine while using less fuel, offering
drivers the best of both worlds.
The added performance
and efficiency comes at a price, however. Turbochargers use
exhaust gases to spin an air compressor that compresses clean,
cold air before directing it into the combustion chamber.
The added oxygen means more fuel is added to the fuel/air
mixture, resulting in more power. The increased heat turbocharged
engines produce combined with the rotational speed of the
turbine create brutal operating conditions low-quality oils
simply can't handle. Increased heat hastens the oxidation
process and causes oil to break down sooner, leading to performance-robbing
deposits, while shearing forces inside the turbo can tear
apart the molecular structure of the oil, leading to viscosity
loss. Oil that has lost viscosity can fail to provide an adequate
fluid film to guard against wear, potentially leading to catastrophic
damage.
One of the simplest
ways motorists can protect their turbocharged vehicles against
these challenges is to use only high-quality synthetic motor
oil, such as AMSOIL synthetic motor oils, and adhere to the
severe-service drain interval recommendations. AMSOIL synthetic
motor oils naturally resist extreme heat and viscosity loss
in the most demanding conditions. They are formulated using
high-quality, molecularly uniform base oils and premium additives
to deliver consistent performance in the toughest operating
conditions.
It's one of the
best investments you can make in your turbocharged vehicle's
performance and longevity.
What You Need To Know
About Motorcycle Oils
Overview
As with any vehicle equipped with an internal combustion engine,
proper lubrication is essential to insure performance and
longevity. It is important to point out that not all internal
combustion engines are similarly designed or exposed to the
same types of operation. These variations in design and operation
place different demands on engine oils. Specifically, the
demands placed on motorcycle engine oils are more severe than
those placed on automotive engine oils. Therefore, the performance
requirements of motorcycle oils are more demanding as well.
Though the degree may be debatable,
few will disagree that a difference exists between automotive
and motorcycle applications. In which area these differences
are and to what degree they alter lubrication requirements
are not clear to most motorcycle operators. By comparing some
basic equipment information, one can better understand the
differences that exist.
There are six primary differences
between motorcycle and automotive engine applications:
Operational Speed -
Motorcycles tend to operate at engine speeds significantly
higher than automobiles. This places additional stress on
engine components, increasing the need for wear protection.
It also subjects lubricating oils to higher loading and shear
forces. Elevated operating RPMs also promote foaming, which
can reduce an oil's load-carrying ability and accelerated
oxidation.
Compression Ratio -
Motorcycles tend to operate with higher engine compression
ratios than automobiles. Higher compression ratios place additional
stress on engine components and increase engine operating
temperatures. Higher demands are placed on the oil to reduce
wear. Elevated operating temperatures also promote thermal
degradation of the oil, reducing its life expectancy and increasing
the formation of internal engine deposits.
Horsepower/Displacement
Density - Motorcycle engines produce nearly twice
the horsepower per cubic inch of displacement of automobile
engines. This exposes the lubricating oil to higher temperatures
and stress.
Variable Engine Cooling
- In general, automotive applications usa a sophisticated
water-cooling system to control engine operating temperatures.
Similar systems can be found in motorcycle applications, but
other designs also exist. Many motorcycles are air-cooled
or use a combination air/oil design. Though effective, they
result in greater fluctuations in operating temperatures,
particularly when motorcycle are operated in stop-and-go traffic.
Elevated operating temperature promotes oxidation and causes
oils to thin, reducing their load carrying ability.
Multiple Lubrication
Functionality - In automotive applications, engine
oils are required to lubricate only the engine. Other automotive
assemblies, such as transmissions, have seperate fluid reservoirs
that contain a lubricant designed specifically for that component.
The requirements of that fluid differ significantly from those
of automotive engine oil. Many motorcycles have a common sump
supplying oil to both the engine and transmission. In such
cases, the oil is required to meet the needs of both the engine
and transmission gears. Many motorcycles also incorporate
a frictional clutch within the transmission that uses the
same oil.
Inactivity -
Motorcycles are typically used less frequently than automobiles.
Whereas automobiles are used on a daily basis, motorcycle
use is usually periodic and in many cases seasonal. These
extended periods of inactivity place additional stress on
motorcycle oils. In these circumstances, rust and acid corrosion
protection are of critical concern.
It is apparent that motorcycle
applications place a different set of requirements on lubricating
oils. Motorcycle oils, therefore, must be formulated to address
this unique set of high stress conditions.
Is Your Synthetic Motor Oil
Really Synthetic?
At one time, synthetic
oil was made exclusively from polyalphaolefin and ester base
oils (Group IV base oils). Then the landscape became a bit
murky in 1999 when Mobil challenged Castrol when Castrol introduced
an oil made from Group lll base oil and called it synthetic.
The dispute played out before the National Advertising Division
of the Better Business Bureau and Castrol prevailed. No big
problem there. Group lll base oils offer good performance,
and now GTL (gas-to-liquid) base oils have joined the Group
lll segment.
The problem is
that there is no official regulation. An oil with less than
50 percent synthetic base oil can be labeled synthetic. In
fact, there is absolutely nothing to prevent motor oil marketers
from labeling oils made from conventional Group l or Group
ll base oils as synthetic. There is currently no testing to
verify the base oil content. And even if it was proven that
the product contained no synthetic oil, there are no legal
ramifications since no official definitions exist for the
category.
The bottom line,
of course, is that in many cases consumers are paying too
much for oil that doesn't measure up to the high standards
of synthetic as AMSOIL defines the term. And on the flip side,
consumers purchasing synthetic oil for $3.43 a quart are,
in all likelihood, not getting what they think.
Tom Glenn, the
author of an article in Lubes 'N' Greases Magazine (an oil
industry trade magazine), offers this as a call to action:
Now is the
time to take a closer look at the term synthetic and officially
define what constitutes synthetic motor oil, based on measurable
and meaningful attributes and clear-cut rules. In doing so,
we can protect consumers from cheaters and level the playing
field for those that play by the rules. If we don't do it
now, it may be too late to do it when synthetics dominate
the passenger car motor oil segment.
I certainly hope
that gets done. In the meantime, AMSOIL can set consumers
straight.
Not all synthetics
are created equal, and it may be that not all synthetics are
actually synthetic at all.
AMSOIL created
the synthetic motor oil market, and we continue to set the
standard for performance. Our definition of synthetic doesn't
waver. Consumers can be assured that what they see on the
label is what they'll see in the bottle. With AMSOIL, people
get what they pay for.
WHY AMSOIL?
A Commitment
to Excellence
As a jet fighter
squadron commander Lieutenant Colonel Albert J. Amatuzio had
ample opportunity to witness synthetic lubricants in action.
These oils are used exclusively in jet engines because of
three extraordinary performance characteristics: an ability
to reduce friction and wear on engine components, an ability
to function dependably at severe temperature extremes and
an ability to withstand rigorous and lengthy engine operation
without chemical breakdown.
Recognizing that
these same benefits would prove invaluable in combustion engines,
Amatuzio began conducting serious research in 1963. By 1966
he had formulated a synthetic motor oil and put it to use
in vehicles in northern Minnesota. Throughout the late '60s
Amatuzio continued his research and development and sold commercially
available synthetic oils under a variety of names. In 1970
he incorporated his own name into a commercially sold product
called AMMOIL. In 1971 this product name was changed to AMZOIL
and it continued to be sold commercially. The true milestone
came in 1972 when AMZOIL became the first synthetic motor
oil in the world to meet American Petroleum Institute criteria.
The new lubricant performed like no other before it. When
the first can appeared on the market in 1972, it signaled
the birth of an entire industry. AMSOIL synthetic lubricants
have expanded the boundaries of lubrication science and redefined
the performance possibilities of modern machinery and engines.
Know the
Facts - AMSOIL Saves You Money!
AMSOIL extended
drain intervals means fewer oil changes, long term savings
and convenience. Even if you drive only 12,000 miles per year,
the cost for AMSOIL motor oil is less than you pay for petroleum
oil now! And you still get better wear protection, lower engine
temperatures, improved fuel efficiency and easier cold-weather
starts. All of these benefits add up to reduced operating
costs and longer engine life. Change your oil and filter today
and in 12 months change the oil and filter again. That's it!
What could be more convenient and good for your vehicle, too?
Better
Fuel Economy
Fuel economy is
becoming more important with each passing year. Gas and diesel
prices keep rising, putting a major strain on businesses that
rely on vehicles and heavy equipment in their daily operations.
AMSOIL synthetic lubricants improve fuel economy by allowing
moving parts to move more freely, using less energy and creating
less friction than when conventional lubricants are used.
The use of AMSOIL
synthetic motor oil, gear lubes and transmission fluids can
have a profound impact on fuel economy. Industry tests demonstrate
an average conservative decrease in fuel consumption by two
to five percent by switching to synthetic lubricants. Many
AMSOIL customers report even larger gains in fuel economy.
The Right
Choice for the Environment
Messages on the
importance of being "green" and erasing our carbon
footprints are everywhere these days. Consumers are becoming
increasingly more conscious about how the purchasing decisions
they make impact the environment. On the other hand, worries
over rising costs of everyday purchases (fuel, groceries,
etc.) have consumers scrambling to find a product they can
feel good about that won't break the bank. Enter AMSOIL.
Since the introduction
of the world's first synthetic motor oil, AMSOIL synthetic
lubricants have been setting new standards for motor oil quality.
They are specially designed to protect engine components,
reduce emissions, last longer, reduce fuel consumption and
prevent environmental pollution. From the beginning, AMSOIL
synthetic motor oils have outperformed conventional petroleum
motor oils on all counts.
AMSOIL INC. has
been dedicated to helping reduce negative impacts on the environment.
AMSOIL was the first to recommend 25,000-mile/one-year drain
intervals. By safely extending drain intervals, AMSOIL synthetic
lubricants dramatically cut the amount of oil consumed and
emissions produced. This is not a new fad that AMSOIL is jumping
on board with; it is the way AMSOIL has always operated.
In addition to
the extended drain intervals, AMSOIL synthetic motor oils
are specially designed to protect engine components, extending
the life of the engine and reducing the need for replacing
engine parts. They are also thermally stable with a strong
resistance to high temperature volatility (burn-off), preventing
sludge deposits and keeping engines clean. Low volatility
and clean operation reduce oil consumption and emissions.
The advanced lubricity
(slipperiness) of AMSOIL synthetic lubricants has also been
proven to increase fuel economy. This reduces dependency on
foreign oil and overall fuel consumption. The resulting improvement
in fuel efficiency and reduction of emission levels contribute
to the conservations of natural resources and protection of
the atmosphere.
AMSOIL INC. doesn't
just leave the responsibilities of environmental protection
to the products; the company itself is diligent in making
efforts to keeping the earth clean. AMSOIL recycles virtually
100 percent of the corrugated trays and packaging boxes that
come into its facilities, equaling several tons of recycled
cardboard each month. All used steel drums and all "clean"
plastic bottles are also recycled.
AMSOIL INC. is
determined to continue to set the bar high for the lubrication
industry across the board, including with regards to environmental
responsibilities. Our long-standing quality products lead
the way to a greener, healthier planet for all.
Does Your Motor Oil Do This?
Permit Easy Starting?
Motor oil must provide easy cold weather
start-up. Petroleum oils are refined oils that contain wax,
thickening in cold temperatures and causing the oil to lose
fluidity and create drag on the engine upon start-up. Enough
drag inhibits the engine from reaching the critical cranking
speed required for the engine to start.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
contain no waxes, naturally maintaining their fluidity in
extremely low temperatures. AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils flow
quickly and reliably to allow easy starting and immediate
lubricating protection.
Lubricate and Prevent
Wear?
Motor oil must prevent the metal-to-metal
contact within an engine that causes wear, scoring or seizure
of engine parts. Oil films on critical engine parts must be
constantly replenished through adequate lubricant flow and
distribution.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
cling tenaciously to engine parts, providing superior protection
against wear even when faced with high temperatures and intense
shearing forces that cause conventional oils to vaporize,
shear back and lose their lubricating effectiveness.
Protect Against Rust?
Motor oil must neutralize the effects
of water and other combustion by-products that form rust.
Rust-inhibition is an especially important feature for stored
engines and engines subject to frequent short trip operations.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated with special rust-inhibiting additives, preventing
the rusting of engine parts.
Reduce Friction?
Motor oil must maintain an oil film
that keeps the surfaces of moving engine parts separated,
minimizing friction that produces excess heat and inhibits
fuel efficiency.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated to keep friction to an absolute minimum, providing
outstanding film strength that prevents metal-to-metal contact
and minimizing internal fluid friction to provide maximum
fuel efficiency.
Keep Engine Parts Clean?
Motor oil must keep engines clean with
adequate detergent/dispersant additives that prevent the build-up
of sludge and varnish deposits which lead to oil flow restriction,
increased wear, loss of power and increased oil consumption.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated with top-quality detergent/dispersant additives
designed for long-term performance, effectively keeping engines
clean and deposit-free while maintaining the superior protection
properties of the oil.
Prevent Corrosion?
Motor oil must protect engines from
the damaging effects of corrosion formed through the combination
of water, unburned fuel, combustion by-products, acids and
gases.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated with corrosion inhibitors and high total base
numbers (TBN), providing outstanding protection against the
damaging effects of corrosion.
Cool Engine Parts?
Motor oil must cool several critical
engine components, including the crankshaft, rod bearings,
camshaft and its bearings, timing gears, pistons and turbocharger.
These parts rely on supplies of cool oil in order to pick
up and carry heat to the crankcase, where it is transferred
to the surrounding air. If parts are allowed to overheat,
engine failure soon follows.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated with superior synthetic base stocks, exhibiting
exceptional heat transfer properties and lubricity the effectively
cool critical engine parts and reduce engine operating temperatures.
Minimize Combustion
Chamber Deposits?
Motor oil must burn cleanly and hold
combustion chamber deposits to an absolute minimum. Excessive
deposits cause spark plugs to short out and combustion problems
such as pinging and knock. Deposits also act as heat barriers,
causing damage to engine components.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
run naturally cleaner than conventional oils. Formulated with
superior detergent/dispersant additive packages, AMSOIL Synthetic
Motor Oils provide outstanding deposit control for extended
drain intervals.
Seal Combustion Pressures?
Motor oil must "fill in"
the microscopic hills and valleys present on the surfaces
of piston rings, ring grooves and cylinder walls, sealing
the combustion chamber and preventing high combustion and
compression pressures from escaping into the crankcase and
reducing engine power and efficiency.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
maintain highly protective lubricant films on rings and cylinder
walls, keeping engine power and efficiency at their peak,
while also effectively protecting against wear.
Prevent Foam?
Motor oil must contain effective antifoam
additives in order to preserve the lubricant's protective
qualities. Moving engine parts cause air in the crankcase
to be constantly whipped into the oil, causing foam that compromises
proper heat conduction and wear protection.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
contain high quality antifoam additives and resist foaming
in service, allowing the superior wear protection and heat
transfer properties of AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils to be maintained
for extended drain intervals.
Enhance Fuel Economy?
Motor oil must reduce friction within
the engine, which in turn reduces energy loss to "drag"
and allows more energy to reach the drivetrain. The more friction
is reduced, the more fuel is saved. The use of lower viscosity
lubricants reduces friction and improves fuel economy,
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
are formulated to provide maximum fuel efficiency. The smooth,
uniform molecules produce minimal internal friction, allowing
maximum energy to each the drivetrain. Independent tests show
fuel savings of five to eight percent when using AMSOIL Synthetic
Motor Oils.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils
Do More Than Other Motor Oils Do.
- Permit easy starting
- Lubricate and prevent wear
- Protect against rust
- Reduce friction
- Keep engine parts clean
- Prevent corrosion
- Cool engine parts
- Minimize combustion chamber
deposits
- Seal combustion pressures
- Prevent foam
- Enhance fuel economy
The Myth of the 3,000 Mile Oil
Change Interval
AMSOIL represented
the lone voice for extended drain intervals in America for
over 30 years, recommending 25,000-mile/one-year drain intervals.
While extended oil drain intervals have been common in Europe
for years, other American motor oil companies have mostly
avoided recommending them, preferring instead to stick with
3,000-mile recommended intervals despite the contrasting recommendations
of vehicle manufacturers and European motor oil companies.
In fact, Marc Graham,
president of Pennzoil-Quaker State-owned Jiffy Lube International,
was quoted in a 2001 Lubricants World interview as
saying, "At [Pennzoil-Quaker State] we use a number internally
that if we [shorten the drain interval] by 100 miles [for
each car serviced], it would mean an additional $20 million
in revenue for the company." He also explained that "if
we could move our customers to get one more oil change per
year, it's worth $294 million for the oil change alone and
$441 million in revenue, when you include the ancillary products
and services customers typically buy along with the oil change."
Today, with vehicle
manufacturers recommending longer and longer drain intervals
and the increasing use of oil monitoring systems, the practice
of extending drain intervals has become more mainstream and
forced more motor oil companies to take notice.
AMSOIL - Warranty Secure
Your
Answer To Misleading OEM Practices
Original equipment manufacturers
(OEMS) often suggest in owner's manuals, advertisements or
through dealership personnel that motorists and enthusiasts
must use the OEM-branded oil to comply with the new vehicle
or equipment warranty. Some OEMS include warnings of catastrophic
engine failure should a non-OEM oil be used. These tactics
are especially pervasive in the powersports market and are
calculated to create uncertainty and fear in the consuming
public to the point that many consumers feel they are at risk
when using anything but OEM-branded lubricants. Generally,
the public is unaware that it is illegal for a vehicle manufacturer
to tie the warranty of its product to the use of the manufacturer's
own lubricant.
Federal law seeks to ensure competition
within the marketplace, and that specifically includes guaranteeing
continuing warranty coverage outside the use of OEM-branded
lubricants. In short, you have the right to use the oil
of your choice.
If the lubricant did not cause
the problem, the OEM warranty cannot be voided, period.
The Warranty Secure Symbol is designed
to reassure consumers that simply using AMSOIL synthetic
lubricants in place of OEM-branded lubricants, or practicing
extended drain intervals when using AMSOIL lubricants, does
not void new vehicle or equipment manufacturer warranties.
For the straight story on AMSOIL warranties,
contact AMSOIL Technical Services or visit www.amsoil.com.
Feel Secure Using AMSOIL Products
It is against Federal law for an
original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to deny warranty coverage
based solely on the brand of lubricant used. The
Warranty Secure symbol informs consumers of this fact. Using
AMSOIL synthetic lubricants in place of OEM-branded lubricants,
or practicing extended drain intervals when using AMSOIL
lubricants, does not void new vehicle or equipment manufacturer
warranties.
According to the Federal Trade
Commission:
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act makes it
illegal for companies to void your warranty or deny coverage
under the warranty simply because you used an aftermarket
or recycled part.... The manufacturer or dealer
must show that the aftermarket or recycled part caused the
need for repairs before denying warranty coverage.
(emphasis added)
AMSOIL stands behind its products and the
people who use them. If the OEM claims use of AMSOIL products
violates the warranty, contact AMSOIL Technical Services
(715-399-TECH). For complete information on AMSOIL warranties,
contact AMSOIL Technical Services or visit: www.amsoil.com.
Innovation and Leadership
AMSOIL has a documented history of
innovation and leadership. In 1972, AMSOIL introduced the
first American Petroleum Institute rated 100% synthetic motor
oil for automotive applications. AMSOIL was the first to introduce
a concept of "extended drain intervals" with a recommended
25,000-mile/12-month drain interval. Currently, the AMSOIL
product line includes the finest quality synthetic motor oils,
synthetic diesel oils, gear lubes, synthetic greases, industrial
lubricants, oil filters, air filters and automotive performance
products.
The Company of Firsts
AMSOIL has a documented history of
innovation and leadership.
- First to develop an API-rated
100 percent synthetic motor oil.
- First to introduce the
concept of "extended drain intervals" with a recommended
25,000-mile/1-year drain interval.
- First U.S. company to
utilize the NOACK volatility test as a standard of performance
excellence.
- First to produce synthetic
motor oils for diesel engines, racing engines, turbos and
marine engines.
- First to introduce synthetic
oils that legitimately contribute to improving fuel efficiency.
- First to manufacture
synthetic gear lube for automotive use.
- First to manufacture
a 100:1 pre-mix synthetic 2-cycle oil.
- First to manufacture
a synthetic automatic transmission fluid for automotive
use.

Premium AMSOIL
Synthetic Motor Oils offer the longest drain intervals on
the market, unsurpassed protection and performance that effectively
extends equipment life and improved fuel economy, saving customers
money at the pump and reducing the nation's dependence on
foreign oil.
"AMSOIL
INC. warrants that the use of its lubricants will not cause
mechanical damage to any mechanically sound equipment when
AMSOIL INC. products are used in full compliance with the
company's recommendations and instructions."
FULL
WARRANTY
AMSOIL
synthetic motor oils are formulated to surpass engine test
specifications, offering protection far greater than competing
motor oils for extended drain intervals. Most synthetic oil
manufacturers make no claim to extended drain intervals, deferring
to the maintenance schedule provided by the vehicle manufacturer.
With its unparalleled oil and warranty program, AMSOIL offers
consumers unprecedented protection and economics.
Another
AMSOIL First
More than 20 years
ago, AMSOIL began using the NOACK volatility test as a comparison
tool and measurement of quality. Back then, nearly every oil
tested side-by-side with AMSOIL synthetic motor oils failed,
and those that passed barely squeaked by. Other oil companies
paid no attention to NOACK results until Ford Motor Company
made it a requirement for service fill oils, validating what
AMSOIL had said all along.
THE NOACK
Volatility Test
The NOACK Volatility Test determines the evaporation
loss of lubricants in high temperature service. The
more motor oils vaporize, the thicker and heavier they
become, contributing to poor circulation, reduced fuel
economy and increased oil consumption, wear and emissions.
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil resists high temperature
volatization better than other motor oils. AMSOIL Synthetic
Motor Oil maintains peak fuel efficiency and reduces
oil consumption and emissions. |
AMSOIL Now An ISO Certified
Manufacturer
AMSOIL recently
received ISO 9001:2000 certification of our Quality Management
System (QMS). NSF International Strategic Registrations is
the registrar that has verified our QMS meets the requirements
of the ISO 9001:2000 standard, the most widely utilized quality
standard throughout the world for quality management systems.
ISO standards are used by over 300,000 companies worldwide
setting rigorous standards for businesses, government and
industry.
ISO 9001:2000
is applicable to any manufacturing and service organization
providing a framework for system development that focuses
on the customer, quality system performance and ongoing improvement.
AMSOIL received ISO 9001:2000 registration under the scope:
synthetic lubricants blending, packaging, and other fulfillment
directly associated with lubricant product.
The ISO
certification puts AMSOIL in line with some of the most efficient
companies in the world. It is further assurance that the products
and services AMSOIL provides will continue to maintain the
high level of quality the company always demanded.
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