Quality and technical resources

How to read a grade, and how to get the documents for the product you are considering.

Every product page lists the SAE viscosity grade and API service category printed on the pack. Technical and safety data sheets are sent on request for the exact grade.

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How to read a grade

Every Supreme Lubricant pack shows its SAE viscosity grade and its API service category. This is what they mean.

  1. 20W Winter grade. The lower the number before the W, the more easily the oil flows at a cold start.
  2. 50 Viscosity at operating temperature (100 °C). A higher number means a thicker oil when the engine is hot.
  3. SL API category for petrol (spark-ignition) engines. Categories starting with S are for petrol engines; later letters are newer standards.
  4. CF API category for diesel (compression-ignition) engines. Categories starting with C are for diesel engines.
Example: 20W-50 API SL/CF, as printed on a Supreme Lubricant pack.