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Lubricant Formula vs. Texture: Why They Are Different Specifications
Lubricant Formula vs. Texture
Formula and texture describe different things. Keeping them separate makes product comparisons more accurate.
Formula describes composition category
Common categories include water-based, silicone-based and hybrid.
Texture describes consistency
Terms such as liquid, gel, light or thick describe how a product is positioned by the manufacturer.
One formula can have many textures
Water-based products, for example, can range from relatively fluid to thicker formulations.
Compare both fields
Record formula type and viscosity description separately when comparing products.
Add ingredients and compatibility
Use the ingredient list and manufacturer compatibility guidance to complete the comparison.
Compare formulas and textures in Lubricants.
