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Why You Should Buy Synthetic Oil As Opposed To Natural Ones

By Essie Osborn


A good number of drivers for long suspected that synthetic oil is bad for their vehicles. The circumstance is however quickly changing on account many campaigns that are meant to increase awareness on benefits that comes when they buy synthetic oil rather than natural ones. In summary, this relatively new oil targets to increase engine life and save on vehicle maintenance cost.

Jet engines are expected to perform in extreme conditions at very high speed. All parts of the engines are specifically designed for this, and the lubricant used too is the same. What might be news to you is the fact that synthetic oil is used rather than the conventional ones. There are numerous reasons behind this, by examining the differences between the two, these reasons become clear.

Regular oil is produced from petroleum products pumped from underneath the earth surface. The petroleum which is the raw material is made from fossil fuels made of decomposed organic materials that have been buried for millions of years under high pressure and temperature. The dark fluid is then processed ones on the surface after which different products are sold. At the stage of processing, there consistency of molecular structure is compromised resulting to a very big failure.

The synthetic oils are man-made and hence the big difference. Different chemical compounds that are not natural are used to come up with oils that are consistent in their molecular structure. It is the manufacturer who controls the structure. This makes them durable for over 10, 000 to 12,000 miles distance which is over four times the distance that is covered (3,000 miles) after which the natural oils have to be replaced.

With control in structure, comes great diversity. Different engines have different demands and all this can be met by controlling the molecular structure to meet specific needs. For instance, the jet engine requirements are different for those of a car and an old car with a lot of wear and tear needs more viscous oil while new cars performs better with oils targeting to protect moving parts.

These are not by any means the only profits given that this decision helps spare cash. Buying man-made oil requires more cash as compared to natural ones. The emphasis is however on the benefits you stand to gain on the long run. With closer look, you discover that it is in fact the cheaper alternative. These include the general increase in the engine life, reduced costs associated with visiting garage for servicing (less cost of buying filters, changing oil and labor costs) and general smooth engine running.

Why are they favored for plane motors? Straightforward, their working condition needs extraordinary ointments. These necessities are met by man-made oil which could be altered as the situation demands. This explains why this lubricant has earned respect in among aeronautical engineers.

The same can be said of vehicle engines. With all these unrivaled qualities, it bodes well to switch to the better alternative that is more cost saving. These superior qualities are summed as superior wear control, superior viscosity, superior deposit control and good temperature fluidity which all translate to better performance.




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