WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY OF OIL PROTECTION
Engineered to Keep You Moving
Designed to Reduce Metal-to-Metal contact
Engineered to Keep You Moving
Designed to Reduce Metal-to-Metal contact
WELCOME TO THE 21ST CENTURY OF OIL PROTECTION
Designed to Reduce Metal-to-Metal contact
Designed to Reduce Metal-to-Metal contact
PolyBlend 35 helps dissipate heat more effectively than oil alone, which can help maintain stable engine operating temperatures under load. ASTM testing revealed a temperature drop from 317F to 167F when mixed with PolyBlend 35.

Independent laboratory testing using ASTM standards showed superior wear protection compared to leading base oils. Even using inexpensive petroleum oil in combination with PolyBlend 35, revealed significant anti-wear performance.


By reducing friction and heat, PolyBlend 35 can help oil maintain its protective properties longer than standard oil alone (actual change intervals vary by application).
PolyBlend 35 suggests the oil filter changed at 5,000 miles for optimum protection, should oil change intervals be extended.

Independent third-party laboratory testing showed up to a 40% reduction in measured wear when PolyBlend 35 was evaluated against benchmark oil formulations under standardized test conditions.

Real-world observations in over-the-road trucking and gasoline-powered vehicles showed fuel-use improvements ranging from approximately 3% to 13% under specific operating conditions.

Laboratory testing observed lower oil operating temperatures when PolyBlend 35 was incorporated into the oil blend under controlled conditions. In applications equipped with auxiliary oil cooling systems, temperature reductions were more pronounced.
PolyBlend 35 may be considered for use in turbocharged engines, where oil temperature management is especially important.

PolyBlend 35 is designed to support the performance characteristics of conventional petroleum and synthetic motor oils. When incorporated into the oil blend, laboratory and field observations indicate improved resistance to wear and thermal stress, while preserving the primary functional properties of the base oil under tested conditions.

Independent industry reports commonly note that a significant portion of engine wear occurs during start-up. PolyBlend 35 is designed to remain on critical engine components after shut-down, helping provide protection when the engine is started again. This effect can be observed—and even heard—in the before-and-after demonstration videos featured elsewhere on this site.

Certain engines are prone to lifter noise during start-up. PolyBlend 35 is commonly used to help reduce or eliminate this condition when added during an oil change. For higher-mileage engines, we recommend using an engine cleaning agent beforehand to help ensure optimal results.

PolyBlend 35 is formulated with consideration for both performance and environmental responsibility.
Statements are based on internal data, third-party testing where applicable, and Safety Data Sheet classifications current at the time of publication. Results, classifications, and regulatory interpretations may vary by jurisdiction, application, and operating conditions.

PolyBlend 35 delivers a level of performance that stands apart in the industry. In demanding real-world applications, including over-the-road trucking, the oil blend is regularly monitored through routine testing for breakdown and degradation. Results show that PolyBlend 35 helps sustain the strength and protective qualities of the oil over extended service periods.
For optimal maintenance and ease of service, we recommend the use of accessible remote oil filter systems. Oil filters can be serviced at intervals appropriate to your application, with oil condition verified through testing. Oil replacement should always be based on test results and manufacturer-recommended maintenance practices.

We recognize that our claims may sound impressive—and we encourage you to verify them for yourself. Independent motor oil testing is widely available online. Choose a testing service, submit an oil sample, and review the results firsthand.
Oil analysis typically costs between $20–$40 and provides insight into oil condition as well as potential engine-related issues. We believe real data is the most powerful proof.

Daniel drives a 2018 Ram 1500 4x4 with approximately 120,000 miles. While returning home, he noticed what he believed to be a minor coolant issue. The dashboard coolant temperature indicated approximately 170°F, which initially appeared normal. It was later determined that this reading was inaccurate due to the coolant temperature sending unit being exposed to air.
During the drive, the oil temperature reading remained steady at approximately 220°F. Based on the information available to him at the time, Daniel continued driving and traveled approximately 45 miles to his home at highway speeds of 75–80 mph. Ambient air temperature was approximately 74°F, with typical Florida humidity.

After arriving home, Daniel allowed the engine to cool before draining the radiator. Only about one pint of coolant was recovered, despite the system’s normal capacity being approximately 16 quarts (see photo above). The amount of coolant remaining within the engine was unknown. The vehicle was able to continue operating throughout the drive, with oil temperature remaining stable during the event.

ASTM International develops and publishes voluntary, consensus-based international testing standards. ASTM test methods are widely used within the tribology industry to evaluate friction, wear, and extreme-pressure performance of lubricants under controlled laboratory conditions.
The following ASTM tests were conducted to evaluate the performance characteristics of PolyBlend 35 when used in combination with conventional and synthetic motor oils. These tests are designed to model specific wear and load conditions that can occur within internal combustion engines.
Laboratory test results provide comparative data under controlled conditions and are not intended to predict real-world engine life or performance.
The ASTM D4172 Four-Ball Wear Test evaluates wear protection and frictional behavior under boundary lubrication conditions.
When the same test was performed using 20 year old aged petroleum oil as the base oil, PolyBlend 35 again produced a wear scar of 0.38 mm, with oil temperature remaining consistent. These results indicate that PolyBlend 35 contributed to reduced wear measurements and lower operating temperatures under the test conditions.
The ASTM D2714 Block-on-Ring Test measures sliding wear under controlled load and speed.
These results fall within ranges typically associated with high-performing lubricants under this test method.
The ASTM D3233 FALEX Extreme Pressure Test evaluates a lubricant’s ability to withstand increasing load before failure.
These results indicate enhanced extreme-pressure characteristics when PolyBlend 35 is incorporated into the oil blend.
ASTM test results are generated under controlled laboratory conditions and are intended for comparative evaluation only. Actual engine performance, wear rates, and operating temperatures may vary based on engine design, operating conditions, maintenance practices, and oil formulation.
Certain engine designs have been widely reported to experience start-up lifter noise, a condition that has been costly for owners to address. The video above provides an audible comparison recorded from a single vehicle under controlled observation.
PolyBlend 35 was added during a routine oil change. In subsequent engine starts, the previously audible lifter noise was no longer present. Follow-up observation over approximately ten months indicated that the noise did not return during that period.
The engine shown had approximately 25,000 miles at the time of recording. Audible engine characteristics may vary based on engine design, mileage, oil formulation, maintenance history, and operating environment.
In higher-mileage engines, the use of an engine cleaning treatment prior to adding PolyBlend 35 may be considered to help improve overall oil system condition.
Demonstrations and testimonials reflect individual observations under specific conditions and are provided for informational purposes only. Laboratory test results and real-world outcomes may vary and are not intended as guarantees of performance.
At Polyblend 35, our team of experts are developing products for manual gearboxes and differentials.

We recognize that the use of PolyBlend 35 represents a different approach to engine care. The information presented on this site is based on laboratory testing, field observations, and documented user experiences.
In commercial applications, including over-the-road trucking, performance improvements may contribute to meaningful reductions in fuel usage, oil-related costs, and maintenance over time, depending on operating conditions and maintenance practices.
If you have questions or would like additional information, please contact us at CEO@PolyBlend35.com
Results and cost impacts may vary based on vehicle type, operating conditions, and maintenance practices.
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