Lubricity
Pronunciation: /luːˈbrɪsɪˌtiː/
Lubricity (noun)
- How well a substance reduces friction so surfaces move smoothly against each other.
- A measure of how effectively a lubricant protects moving parts from wear and heat.
Examples
- The new coating improves lubricity on the metal surface.
- Good lubricity helps the drawer slide smoothly.