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Alkylated Diphenylamine

Alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) — the leading high-temperature aminic antioxidant. An ashless primary antioxidant delivering outstanding oxidation protection where oils run hot.

ADPA
Aminic
High-Temp
Outstanding
Ashless
Primary AO
60+
Countries Served
Product Overview

The high-temperature antioxidant of choice

When oils run hot, aminic antioxidants outperform phenolics. Alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) is the leading aminic antioxidant, delivering outstanding high-temperature oxidation protection.

Alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) is the leading aminic antioxidant and a workhorse of high-temperature lubrication. As an ashless primary (radical-scavenging) antioxidant, it is exceptionally effective at high temperatures, where it outperforms phenolic antioxidants — making it essential in engine oils, turbine oils, high-temperature industrial oils and greases. It is very often combined with a phenolic antioxidant, the two working together synergistically across a broad temperature range. ADPA is ashless and part of the antioxidant & anticorrosion range, valued wherever oxidation resistance over long, hot service is critical.

Alkylated diphenylamine ADPA aminic antioxidant high temperature
Typical Specification

Alkylated Diphenylamine — typical properties

Representative typical values for alkylated diphenylamine. Indicative only — exact values vary by grade and are confirmed on the TDS and batch COA.

PropertyTypical ValueMethod / Note
AppearanceAmber to dark liquidVisual
Nitrogen contentPresent (amine)Aminic structure
Kinematic viscosity (100°C)~10–40 mm²/sASTM D445
Flash point (COC)> ~180 °CASTM D92
Density (20°C)~0.95–1.05 g/cm³Typical
AshAshlessNo metal
TypePrimary (radical scavenger)Aminic, high-temp

Typical values for guidance only — not a specification. Request the TDS for the specific grade you need; the COA reports actual measured values for your batch.

Applications

Where alkylated diphenylamine antioxidant is used

Engine Oils

High-temperature oxidation protection over long drains. See engine oil additives.

Turbine Oils

Outstanding long-life oxidation protection for hot turbine service. See industrial & marine.

High-Temperature Grease

The preferred antioxidant for grease running hot in bearings. See grease additives.

Industrial Oils

High-temperature stability for demanding industrial lubricants.

Key Advantages

Why formulators choose alkylated diphenylamine antioxidant

1

Outstanding high-temp protection

The leading aminic antioxidant — outperforms phenolics where oils run hot.

2

Synergy with phenolics

Combines with phenolic antioxidants for broad-temperature protection.

3

Ashless and versatile

No sulphated ash; used across engine, turbine, grease and industrial oils.

Packaging & Supply

From sample drum to ISO tank

Sinolook supplies alkylated diphenylamine antioxidant at any scale, from formulation samples to commercial bulk, to over 60 countries.

200 L DrumSample / qualification
1000 L IBCPilot batches
Flexitank~20 MT
ISO TankCommercial bulk
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) used for?
Alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) is the leading aminic antioxidant, used for high-temperature oxidation protection in engine oils, turbine oils, high-temperature grease and industrial oils. As an ashless primary antioxidant, it is exceptionally effective where oils run hot — outperforming phenolic antioxidants at high temperatures — and is very often combined with a phenolic for broad-temperature coverage.
Why are aminic antioxidants better at high temperatures?
Aminic antioxidants like ADPA remain effective radical scavengers at high temperatures where phenolic antioxidants begin to lose effectiveness. This makes them essential for hot-running applications — engine oils, turbine oils and grease in bearings. Combining aminic and phenolic antioxidants covers both high and lower temperatures, which is why many oils use both. See DBPC phenolic.
Why combine ADPA with a phenolic antioxidant?
Aminic and phenolic antioxidants work synergistically: the phenolic is very effective at lower to moderate temperatures, the aminic at high temperatures, and together they regenerate each other to extend overall antioxidant life. This synergy gives broad-temperature, long-lasting oxidation protection — which is why a phenolic-plus-aminic system is standard in many quality oils.
Is ADPA suitable for high-temperature grease?
Yes. Alkylated diphenylamine is the preferred antioxidant for high-temperature grease, which runs hot because it sits in place and cannot carry heat away. ADPA's high-temperature effectiveness extends grease life in hot bearings, often combined with a phenolic. See grease additives.
Can Sinolook provide TDS, MSDS and COA?
Yes. TDS, MSDS (GHS-format SDS) and a batch-specific COA are provided for every grade in English or Chinese. Sinolook supplies alkylated diphenylamine in drum, IBC, flexitank and ISO tank quantities to over 60 countries. Email sales@sinolook.com or message us on WhatsApp.

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