Boronated succinimide is a type of modified succinimide derivative that is widely used in the field of lubricant additives. Its core feature lies in the introduction of boron-containing groups into the succinimide molecular structure, which endows it with more excellent comprehensive performance compared with traditional succinimide products.

In terms of its main functions, the first is its outstanding dispersing performance. It can effectively disperse the sludge, carbon deposits and other harmful impurities generated during the operation of engines or mechanical equipment in lubricating oil, preventing these substances from depositing on the metal surfaces of parts such as cylinder walls, piston rings and fuel injectors, thus keeping the internal parts of the equipment clean and reducing wear and tear.

Secondly, it has good anti-wear and extreme pressure properties. The boron-containing groups in the molecule can form a dense protective film on the friction surface under high temperature and high pressure conditions, which can significantly reduce the direct friction between metal parts, improve the load-bearing capacity of the lubricating oil, and avoid the occurrence of phenomena such as scuffing and seizure of parts, especially suitable for working conditions with heavy loads and high friction.

In addition, boronated succinimide also has a certain anti-oxidation and corrosion inhibition effect. It can inhibit the oxidative deterioration of lubricating oil at high temperatures, delay the service life of the oil product, and at the same time prevent the metal parts from being corroded by acidic substances generated during the oxidation process of the oil product, thus extending the service life of the equipment.

Due to these excellent properties, boronated succinimide is widely used in the formulation of various lubricating oils, including engine oils, gear oils and hydraulic oils, and is an important additive to improve the performance of lubricating oil products.