👉 Implementing fluids, often referred to as hydraulic fluids in engineering contexts, are specialized lubricants and lubricating agents designed to transfer power and reduce friction within mechanical systems. These fluids are typically non-Newtonian, meaning their viscosity changes in response to applied stress, allowing them to maintain consistent performance under varying loads and temperatures. Composed of base oils—such as mineral, synthetic, or semi-synthetic—and additives like anti-wear agents, extreme pressure compounds, and viscosity modifiers, implementing fluids ensure smooth operation, minimize wear and tear on components, and enhance the overall efficiency and longevity of hydraulic systems, including pumps, motors, and actuators.
