Eni CLADIUM 400 S SAE 40 is a lubricant of the latest generation, developed for 4-stroke Diesel engines in marine and industrial sectors which, owing to the operating conditions and the high sulfur content of the fuel, require a high performance lubricant with 'anti black sludge' properties.
Applications
Eni CLADIUM 400 S SAE 40 is a lubricant of the latest generation, developed for 4-stroke Diesel engines in marine and industrial sectors which, owing to the operating conditions and the high sulfur content of the fuel, require a high performance lubricant with 'anti black sludge' properties.
Performance & benefits
The dispersant and detergent properties of the product allow an effective contrast the formation of sludge, lacquer and carbon deposits on the pistons and in the grooves, this aspect allows to avoid ring-sticking
Eni CLADIUM 400 S SAE 40 is able to supply a strong neutralizing action against the corrosive wear due to the acidic products generated by the condensation of the combustion gases of high-sulfur fuel oil. This property is especially useful in those operating conditions when the cylinder wall temperature is low (promoting the condensation of acidic products), and in those engines with a low oil consumption
The raw materials used in the formulation give the product antiwear characteristics capable of ensuring the correct lubrication also for the final reduction gears of the main engines
The product has anti-foam properties that can reduce the formation of air bubbles. Its demulsive characteristics allows an easy separation of water by centrifugation
The qualities of Eni CLADIUM 400 S SAE 40 are especially relevant for those modern engines with a low oil consumption. In these cases the oil renewal due to topping up is reduced and greater stress on the lubricant is induced
Standards & approvals
API CF
Diesel engine oil, API CF performance level
API's service category for indirect-injection diesel engines, tolerant of higher-sulphur fuel. An earlier category in the API service classification, written for the engines of its era; it still appears on datasheets alongside the current categories.Source