Gear oil or gear box lubricants for wind industries

Gearlube SP - 680s | Synthetic Gear Oil

Mosil Gearlube SP – 680s is a fully synthetic gear oil formulated from a carefully selected blend of Synthetic Hydrocarbon Base stocks. An inherently high Viscosity Index (VI) extends the operating temperature range at both the ends. The oil is further fortified with a synergistic blend of various additives like antiwear, EP etc. apart from the proprietary friction modifier additive of MOSIL. These additives extend the usable life of the oil by enhancing the oxidation stability, protection against rust & corrosion, wear etc. Mosil Gearlube SP – 680s is equipment free from any form of wax or other fatty impurities thereby enhancing its performance in the lower operating temperature compared to other gear oils. Also, the oil is totally compatible with most of the polymers thereby extending its application area. Mosil Gearlube SP – 680s can be used on all the enclosed gearboxes and bearings etc. (However it is recommended that before charging the oil, the system is totally flushed w

Description

AREA OF APPLICATION

Enclosed Gear drives, Transmission chains, Heavily loaded low-speed antifriction bearing, Centralized lubrication systems. As a running-in-oil for OEMs. Heavy Duty Earthmoving and Excavating equipment.

BENEFITS

Extends drain intervals
Reduces wear and tear
Reduces power consumption
Chemically inert

CHARACTERISTICS	TYPICAL VALUES
Appearance	Clear
Color	Pale Yellow to Brown
Kinematic Viscosity @ 40°C	615 – 740
Kinematic Viscosity @ 100°C	60 – 87
Viscosity Index	165 (typical)
Copper Strip Corrosion	ASTM 1a
Density @ 15° C	0.85 ± 0.05
Flash Point	240°C (min)
FZG (Failure Load Stage) A/8.3/90	14+
Rust Protection, Sea Water, ASTM D-665	No Rust

PACKING: 20 Litre Pail, 210 Litre Drum Owing to evolving packaging solutions, the user is requested to kindly check the availability of a specific pack size prior to standardization.

Owing to evolving packaging solutions, the user is requested to kindly check the availability of a specific pack size prior to standardization.