Lubricating compositions characterised by the additive being an inorganic material

Introduced: January 1985

IPC and CPC are identically structured here. All 13 subcodes exist in both systems.

1 shared codes have differing titles between IPC and CPC.

IPC defines codes here since 1985.

Child Classifications

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C10M 125/02 Carbon; Graphite since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/04 Metals; Alloys since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/06 Sulfur since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/08 Metal carbides or hydrides since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/10 Metal oxides, hydroxides, carbonates or bicarbonates since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/12 Metal carbonyls since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/14 Water (aqueous lubricating compositions containing more than 10% water C10M173/00) since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/16 Hydrogen peroxide; Oxygenated water since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/18 Compounds containing halogen since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/20 Compounds containing nitrogen since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/22 Compounds containing sulfur, selenium or tellurium since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/24 Compounds containing phosphorus, arsenic or antimony since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC
C10M 125/26 Compounds containing silicon or boron, e.g. silica, sand since 1985 IPC+CPC Available in IPC and CPC

Class C10,2013–2023, worldwide · Source: EPO PATSTAT

Class C10,2013–2023, worldwide · Source: EPO PATSTAT