Product List
| Reaxis C125 | Stannous Neodecanoate | Request A Sample |
|---|---|---|
| Reaxis C129 | Stannous Octoate | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C218 | Dibutyltin Dilaurate | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C3208 | Bismuth Neodecanoate | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C3209 | Bismuth Neodecanoate (Low Viscosity) | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C3210 | Bismuth Octoate (Catalyst Grade) | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C620 | Zinc Octoate | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C708 | Zinc/Bismuth Neodecanoate Blend | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C716 | Bismuth Neodecanoate | Request A Sample |
| Reaxis C717 | Zinc/Bismuth Octoate Blend | Request A Sample |
Metal-Based Lubricant Additives
Reaxis supplies a select number of tin, zinc and bismuth compounds that can be used as lubricant additives. The selection of a specific additive depends on the end-use application, compatibility, and environmental/toxicity concerns. Request a sample of any of our products on their respective pages, or contact us for more information.
Tin-Based Lubricant Additives
Tin chemicals such as REAXIS® C129 (Stannous Octoate) and REAXIS® C218 (Dibutyltin Dilaurate) Tin-based additives are used in extreme-pressure lubricants. These products contain high active metal contact, include formulation-compatible ligands, and exhibit both a low acid content and low viscosities.
Zinc-Based Lubricant Additives
Zinc-based lubricant additives include REAXIS® C620 (Zinc Octoate) Zincs are used in applications where environmental concerns with tins are present and there is a need for low-cost alternatives. Zinc octoate contains a fairly high metal content (20%), a compatible ligand and exhibits both a low acid content and low viscosity.
Bismuth-Based Lubricant Additives
Bismuth-based additives can be used in place of zinc products, where zinc use is restricted such as in the marine and food processing industries. Reaxis’s bismuth-based lubricants additives include REAXIS® C3208 (Bismuth Neodecanoate) and REAXIS® C3202LA (Bismuth Octoate) The latter product has a reduced free acid content compared to the catalyst grade.
