antiwear
/ˌæntiˈwɪr, æntɪˈwɛr/Definitions
1. noun
Resistance to wear and tear; the ability of a material or a coating to resist the effects of friction and wear.
“The manufacturer added antiwear properties to the engine oil to extend its lifespan.”
2. noun
A substance or coating that reduces wear and tear on a surface.
“The application of a high-quality antiwear coating significantly reduced the maintenance costs of the machinery.”
3. adjective
Resistant to wear and tear; designed to withstand the effects of friction and wear.
“The antiwear material used in the brakes ensured a smooth and safe ride.”