LUBRIPLATE  SPECIAL  LOW  POUR  HYDRAULIC  OIL

LUBRIPLATE Special Low Pour Hydraulic Oil is a special hydraulic oil with extra LOW POUR and LOW TEMPERATURE operating characteristics.  This oil is a heavy duty, high pressure, anti-wear fluid designed for high performance in cold weather operations without sacrificing any of the qualities that result in lower maintenance costs.  This oil has a high viscosity index ensuring optimum performance over a wide operating temperature range.  The low Brookfield torque test results in low starting torque under extreme cold conditions.  Field tests against MIL-H-5606 qualified oils have proven LUBRIPLATE Special Low Pour Hydraulic Oil to out-perform these oils in subzero conditions.

LUBRIPLATE Special Low Pour Hydraulic Oil Features:

•  Fluid zinc for anti-wear properties.

•  High natural V.I. for stable viscosities throughout a wider operating temperature range.

•  High aniline point for controlled seal swelling characteristics.

•  Rust and corrosion resistant properties.

•  Foam suppression properties.

•  Good heat transfer properties.

•  Thermal oxidation stability.

•  -70°F pour point and low Brookfield Test for low torque under cold weather operations.

LUBRIPLATE Special Low Pour Hydraulic Oil is available in the following:

Packaging Available                                                                              Part No.

Carton, 4/1 Gallon Plastic Jugs                                                            L0767-057

5 Gallon Pail                                                                                         L0767-060

16 Gallon Drum                                                                                    L0767-061

55 Gallon Drum                                                                                    L0767-062

TYPICAL  TESTS

Viscosity

SUS/cSt @ 210°F/100°C                                                                     46.5/6.5

SUS/cSt @ 100°F/40°C                                                                       126/25

SUS/cSt @ 0°F/-17.8°C                                                                       1,750/375

SUS/cSt @ -10°F/-23.3°C                                                                    2,800/605

SUS/cSt @ -20°F/-28.9°C                                                                    4,100/888

SUS/cSt @ -30°F/-34.4°C                                                                    6,500/1,405

Brookfield Viscosity

@ -55°F/-48°C                                                                                       43,000 cps.

Viscosity Index                                                                                      210

API Gravity                                                                                            29.45

Flash Point ° F/°C                                                                                                           315/157                                                                                      

Fire Point °F/°C                                                                                    350/177

Color                                                                                                     L4.5

Aniline Point                                                                                         191

Pour Point °F/°C                                                                                   -70/-56.7                                                               

Approximate SAE No.                                                                         5W to 10W

ISO Viscosity Grade                                                                                 22

Dielectric Strength (ASTM D-877)                                                          36 kv

                                                                                                                                             Printed in USA

                                                                                                                                             Revised 1/27/10