VG (Viscosity Grade) oil is a type of oil used in industrial and automotive applications. It is formulated to reduce friction and wear on machinery parts, improve engine performance, and protect against rust and corrosion. VG oil has a wide range of viscosity grades and can be used in a variety of applications, including passenger car and truck engines, as well as in industrial machinery and equipment. It is also commonly used in hydraulic systems, transmissions, and gearboxes. VG oil is a type of mineral oil that has been blended with additives and other components to provide specific characteristics. It is usually composed of base oils and additives, such as sulfur, phosphorus, zinc, and detergents. The additives help control the oil's viscosity, reduce friction, and provide protection against wear, rust, and corrosion. The oil's viscosity is measured in centistokes (cSt) and is usually determined by its base oil. The higher the viscosity grade, the thicker the oil. The advantage of using VG oil is that it is designed to provide superior lubrication and protection for machinery parts, improving engine life and performance. It is often used in high-performance engines, where its superior protection is helpful in reducing engine wear and tear. The oil also helps reduce fuel consumption, as it is designed to reduce friction and improve efficiency.
