MolaKule
Staff member
Moly DTC forms a multi-layer film structure.
From SEM results, the bottom layer is generally FeO3, the next layer is moly trioxide MO3, and the top layer is usually MoS2, or moly disulfide. It's the highly reactive sulfur that allows moly to bond to the metal.
None of the literature on Moly DTC or Moly DTP has reported any problems with deposit buildup, etching of metal, or the like.
Also in the literature, you will find that with the combined additves calcium sulfinate (dispersant/detergents), ZDDP, and moly, they have a synergistic effect that reduces friction and wear.
From SEM results, the bottom layer is generally FeO3, the next layer is moly trioxide MO3, and the top layer is usually MoS2, or moly disulfide. It's the highly reactive sulfur that allows moly to bond to the metal.
None of the literature on Moly DTC or Moly DTP has reported any problems with deposit buildup, etching of metal, or the like.
Also in the literature, you will find that with the combined additves calcium sulfinate (dispersant/detergents), ZDDP, and moly, they have a synergistic effect that reduces friction and wear.