Kendall Liquid Titanium forms an extra layer of protection around critical engine parts to dramatically reduce friction and improve fuel economy.

TRANSFORMS TO BE STRONGER UNDER PRESSURE This showed that Castrol EDGE with Fluid TITANIUM physically transforms its structure – becoming stiffer at points of extreme pressure, to keep metal apart and reducing friction. When the pressure subsides, the oil reverts to its free-flowing state.

WITCO Corp. sold the Kendall Motor brand to Sunoco in 1997, and the refinery was sold to American Refining Group, Inc. . Shortly thereafter, Sunoco sold the Kendall brand to ConocoPhillips. ARG then started its own brand of motor oil called Brad Penn (short for Bradford, Pennsylvania).

This study shows that mixing of TiO2 nanoparticles in engine oil significantly reduces the friction and wear rate and hence improves the lubricating properties of engine oil.

northwestern Pennsylvania Kendall Motor Oil's roots trace back to northwestern Pennsylvania in Bradford Country. In 1881, Eli Loomis, William Willis, and Robert Childs founded the Bradford Oil Refinery. The three were inspired to do so after witnessing the Jackson Walker Well, drilled in 1875, erupt just a few years into its processing period.

Kendall GT-1 Competition 20w-50 Motor Oil It contains a boosted level of zinc dialkyldithiophosphate (ZDDP) additive to provide additional wear protection and enhanced oxidation resistance in the most demanding applications.

Titanium for Automotive engine applications High strength, low density and excellent corrosion resistance makes Titanium an excellent choice for lightweight Automotive application. Despite its advantages Titanium could not find a widespread use because the Automotive industry is very price sensitive.

Edge Titanium FST with 'Fluid Strength Technology' is a range of premium fully synthetic engine oils from Castrol offering the best protection for your road or race engine.

In 2015, D-A Lubricant Company, Inc. acquired the Brad Penn Finished Lubes division - including the iconic PennGrade 1 High-Performance Oil - from ARG, the former Kendall refinery in Bradford, Pennsylvania.

D-A Lubricant Company, Inc. With the unique Pennsylvania-grade base oil and the enhanced zinc and phosphorus (ZDDP) package, the original green oil was back and better than ever! Then in 2015, D-A Lubricant Company, Inc. acquired the Brad Penn Finished Lubes division from ARG and shortened the name of its flagship product to PennGrade 1.

Strength and durability: Titanium is a strong and durable metal, making it ideal for use in high-stress engine components, such as valves and connecting rods. It can withstand high temperatures, pressure, and stress, making it ideal for use in the harsh environment of an engine.

ConocoPhillips family Part of the ConocoPhillips family of lubricants, Kendall Motor Oil enjoys a dramatic heritage. The Kendall Refining Company was founded in 1881 in Bradford, Pennsylvania, with the goal of refining local Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil into kerosene, lubricants and greases.

As a result your oil will last in your engine for a long time enhancing. The mileage and engine protection.

Having zinc in the engine oil will prevent the lifters and camshaft from wearing down prematurely. If your vehicle uses a V6 or V8 engine made before 1988, it's highly likely that it will have been designed to have zinc in the engine oil.

The fact is that titanium has benefits and drawbacks. It has a strong, long lifespan, and a built-in defense against corrosion and rust. However, it cannot be cast like iron or Aluminium, and it usually costs more than other metals.

Titanium may come with a higher price tag than other metals, including iron alloys, but it offers some key advantages for manufacturing companies.

• #1) High Melting Point.
• #2) High Strength and Low Density.
• #3) Corrosion Resistance.
• #4) Lightweight.
• #5) Recyclable.