The full range of zero-kilometer lubricants is certified by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association!

ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association), full name: (Associationdes Constructeurs Europeens), based in Brussels, Belgium. It is the European automotive industry's inspection and certification standard for automotive lubricants. From the technical requirements, it is higher than our well-known American "API" standard. Therefore, understanding the ACEA standard has a positive reference for the majority of riders when choosing oil. significance!

US "API" standard

In terms of oil performance, European car manufacturers tend to have higher requirements than the United States. In terms of automobiles, European car manufacturers are more concerned about the adaptability of gasoline engine oil to sealing materials, sludge generation and thermal stability. In terms of commercial vehicles, European diesel engine oils have a higher power and heat load per unit volume than the United States, and also consider the performance of engine cylinder liner polishing wear. It can be seen that the European ACEA certification is more stringent than the US API.

Zero kilometer lubricant

Therefore, only the engine oil certified by the US API can not be used on engines produced in Europe, otherwise the oil will be easily deteriorated and the oil change cycle will be greatly shortened. In contrast, ACEA-certified oils can be applied to US automotive engines. In fact, according to European law, if the oil is not certified by ACEA, it is not allowed to be sold in the European market. It can be seen that Europeans are serious about car or oil production.

EELQMS (European Engine Oil Quality Management System) is the governing body that strictly enforces the ACEA standard. Products that meet the ACEA standard will be authorized to use the EELQMS trademark (on the oil packaging that the company produces to meet the ACEA specifications).