0W Infinite Grade is a premium product built for next-generation engine oil standards. If 5W30 and 5W40 are no longer enough and you want an even more extreme driving experience, this is the one to choose. Suitable for gasoline and diesel vehicles.
| Product Name | ER Ester Engine Oil 0W Infinite Grade |
|---|---|
| Viscosity Grade | Suitable for 0W30 / 0W40 users |
| Capacity | 1L |
| Recommended Use | Next-generation standards, premium driving, more extreme driving |
| Suitable Vehicle Types | Cars, diesel vehicles, scooters, manual motorcycles |
| Product Positioning | Premium flagship positioning |
| Certifications | API SQ Approved |
Remains stable even under next-generation high-end use.
Provides more direct and more premium power feedback.
Takes driving smoothness and extension to another level.
Maintains refined stability even under high-spec protection.
Overall RPM response is sharper, making the driving feel more direct.
Combines high performance with high efficiency.
Most brands choose not to print complete physical & chemical data on the packaging, because this means every bottle must consistently meet the same standard as the stated data.
We choose to print it directly on the bottle, because ER Ester Engine Oil can truly do it.
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