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NA-SUL® Rust & Corrosion Inhibitors Since the introduction of the first products in 1952, the NA-SUL trade name has been synonymous with high quality, cost-effective rust protection. After 50 years of continuous improvement and innovation, these unique synthetic sulfonates continue to be recognized as the premium rust and corrosion inhibitors for industrial and automotive lubricants, greases, metalworking fluids, and rust preventives. The NA-SUL line is based upon salts of dinonylnaphthalenesulfonic acid. Controlled alkylation of naphthalene with nonene produces dinonylnaphthalene. This molecule is then sulfonated to produce the building block sulfonic acid that becomes a NA-SUL when converted into various ashless and metal salts. Direct neutralization is employed to produce many different salts, which are either chemically neutral or alkaline. The NA-SUL line provides excellent rust and corrosion protection in addition to other unique performance properties. Direct neutralization produces sulfonates with no chlorine, resulting in enhanced rust protection and resistance to staining. Performance - Rust & Corrosion Protection The NA-SUL line consistently outperforms other synthetic or petroleum sulfonates, thus offering:
In addition to superior rust and corrosion inhibition, NA-SUL inhibitors impart other desirable performance properties to industrial lubricants and rust preventive applications, including:
NA-SUL Inhibitors for Industrial Lubricants NA-SUL Neutral Metal Salts Neutral dinonylnaphthalenesulfonates are used in almost all applications where premium rust and corrosion inhibitors are required. The divalent metal salts also exhibit excellent demulsibility. Several of the neutral metal sulfonates are available in a variety of diluents. NA-SUL Basic Metal Salts Basic sulfontes find application as rust inhibitor in lubricants, greases or metalworking specialties where alkalinity is desirable to neutralize mild acid contamination, thus improving oxidation stability. They are also used in rust preventives to improve performance when applied over contaminated substrates. The diluent oil used is a hydrotreated naphthenic. NA-SUL Grades for Specialty Lubricants A number of specialty NA-SUL grades have evolved for applications with different requirements than the sulfonates alone can provide. Various complexes take advantage of synergisms to enhance properties.
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