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Classification of lubrication additives excluding all synthetic bases used instead of mineral base oils and excluding compounding products of animal or vegetable origin.

I.A1: Multifunctional "Packages" for two-stroke engine oils
I.A2: Multifunctional "Packages" for marine engine oils
I.A3: Multifunctional "Packages" for other engine oils
I.B1: Multifunctional "Packages" for automotive gear oils
I.B2: Multifunctional "Packages" for industrial gear oils
I.C: Multifunctional "Packages" for hydraulic transmission oils
I.D: Multifunctional "Packages" for automatic transmission oils
I.E: Multifunctional "Packages" for metalworking oils
I.F: Multifunctional "Packages" for other oils (brake circuits, etc.)

II.A1: Viscosity index improvers, dispersant or not, of the polyacrylate and polymethacrylate type (expressed as pure polymers)
II.A2: Viscosity index improvers, dispersant or not, of the olefin copolymer type (expressed as pure polymers)
II.A3: Viscosity index improvers, dispersant or not, of the mixed "esters/olefins" copolymer type (expressed as pure polymers)
II.A4: Viscosity index improvers based on styrenes or others (expressed as pure polymers)
II.B: Pour point depressant additives "P.P.D." (expressed as pure polymers)

III.A: Pure components with detergent function (sulfonates, phenates, salicylates, naphthenates, etc.)
III.B: Pure components with dispersant function (succinimides, etc.)
III.C: Pure components with antioxidant or antiwear function (dithiophosphates, tricresylphosphates, etc.)
III.D: Pure components used as ionic and non-ionic emulsifiers
III.E: Pure components used as extreme pressure additives (chlorinated, sulfurized, and sulfochlorinated paraffins, etc.)
III.F: Pure components used as anticorrosion additives
III.G: Other pure components used as lubrication additives (lubricity additives, fungicides, bactericides, antifoams, etc.)