At Automechanika in Frankfurt am Main from September 10 to 14, LIQUI MOLY will focus on its range for workshop and specialist retail customers.

The lubricant industry will be exhibiting for the first time in Hall 12 at the world’s largest automotive aftermarket trade fair. LIQUI MOLY will be showcasing its complete range a 450 square metre stand at B01. These include new lubricants and additives as well as the revised car care line. The company will also be exhibiting its sophisticated equipment and concepts which can be used by workshops to generate more revenue.

LIQUI MOLY’s revised car care line will be celebrating its premiere in front of an international audience. It is divided into the areas of windows, paintwork, tyres and interior. Around half of the car care products are new to the range or have had their formulas revised. For example, polishes have been developed further to make them easier to apply and buff up. New polishing sponges and cloths complement the range to suit this area of application.

Also on display will be new engine oils such as Special Tec AA 0W-8. LIQUI MOLY’s thinnest engine oil yet which offers maximum fuel savings and comprehensive protection for the engine at the same time. In the commercial vehicle division, the Top Tec Truck 6150 5W-30 is new to meet the latest approval as per DTFR 15C130 from Daimler Truck.

At the show, Oliver Kuhn will discuss the development of lubricants in his presentation “ACEA oil specifications – a short history from the past to the present”. This will take place on Thursday, September 12, from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., in the event area of Hall 12. Oliver Kuhn heads Application Technology at LIQUI MOLY’s mineral oil plant in Saarlouis.

Head of Development David Kaiser will speak about oil and fuel additives at the same venue from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. a day later. A new development in his department is the DEF Anti-Crystal Additive Concentrate. The additive for the reducing agent AdBlue® protects the SCR system for exhaust gas aftertreatment against damage.