Koreox PAGs have various kinds of viscosity and the viscosity doesn’t
    change much despite temperature variation. Namely, the high viscosity
    index lubricants might be a significant fact in using Koreox Lubricants.

    Koreox PAGs are superior to mineral or synthetic oils in terms of the vey
    high hydrodynamic lubricity, which is effective in reducing equipment
    abrasion.

    Koreox PAGs generally have low pour points, permitting some products to
    be used at temperatures as low as -50℃. They are wax free and not
    affected by cooling to below their pour points.

    Koreox PAGs are stable under poor conditions such as heat, antioxidant air,
    an acid, a base. On pyrolysis, separated PAGs are vaporized, soluble, and
    there are no remnants after burning.

    KOREOX A and W series are soluble in cold water and separable at high
     temperatures, which might explain PAG lubricity in water. In addition,
    Koreox PAGs are emulsive and not soluble in mineral oils or hydrocarbon
    solvents.

    Koreox PAGs are non-corrosive to iron, steel, bronze or aluminum under
    normal conditions and can be used without restriction in the oil pressure
    system or industrial systems. Additives can be used for preventing
    corrosion where there is water is.

    Koreox PAGs have little or no effect on most compounds made of natural
    and synthetic rubbers, seals or gaskets. However, a combination of epoxy
    and phenolic paints is required since their unusual solvency can affect
    some paints.