Originally Posted By: buster
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: buster
Mobil doesn't seem to use their own mPAO in their formulations. If they do, it's in small amounts based on the MSDS.
I'm not sure if they would be required to differentiate between PAO and mPAO on an MSDS, they could probably use a pile of different PAO bases and they'd all fall under the same CAS number.
This is why Pontual postulating that they don't use it in their products is absurd. They manufacture it, why wouldn't they use it? It isn't like Gibbs manufactures base oils, they probably buy them from XOM, including the mPAO.
Good points.
+1
Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
Originally Posted By: buster
Mobil doesn't seem to use their own mPAO in their formulations. If they do, it's in small amounts based on the MSDS.
I'm not sure if they would be required to differentiate between PAO and mPAO on an MSDS, they could probably use a pile of different PAO bases and they'd all fall under the same CAS number.
This is why Pontual postulating that they don't use it in their products is absurd. They manufacture it, why wouldn't they use it? It isn't like Gibbs manufactures base oils, they probably buy them from XOM, including the mPAO.
Good points.
+1