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Reducing Harmful Components: The Key to Effective Operation of Emission Control Systems

30.05.2025

Reducing Harmful Components: The Key to Effective Operation of Emission Control Systems

Reducing the content of harmful components in engine oils, such as sulfur, phosphorus, and sulfate ash (Mid SAPS technology), is important for protecting exhaust aftertreatment systems (DPF, catalysts) for the following reasons:

  • Harmful components, especially sulfur and phosphorus, can form deposits and contaminants on the surfaces of catalysts and particulate filters during combustion, reducing their effectiveness and causing premature wear or failure.
  • Catalyst contamination reduces its ability to chemically neutralize toxic substances (carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides), worsening the vehicle’s environmental performance and potentially leading to non-compliance with emission standards.
  • Modern emission control systems require oils with low levels of harmful substances to ensure long service life and stable operation of the equipment, preventing costly repairs and replacements.

Reducing Harmful Components: The Key to Effective Operation of Emission Control Systems

The Areol ECO Protect oil range contains oils with reduced levels of sulfur, phosphorus, and sulfate ash, ensuring compatibility with modern exhaust aftertreatment systems (DPF, catalysts), extending their service life and maintaining the effectiveness of toxic emission reduction.
By choosing Areol ECO Protect, you choose premium quality in every drop!

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