| Specification: | Base Oil & ISO Grade
FULLY SYNTHETIC
COMPLEX ESTER
ISO 32 ( SAE 10) , ISO 46 ( SAE 20) , ISO 68 ( SAE 30) , ISO 100 ( SAE 40)
Specifications
DIN 51506 VDL 68
Specific Advantages
⢠Cleaner system, more power and durability compared with mineral based compressor oil or other synthetics â very low formation of carbon & residue, highly resistant to oxidation, the best lubricating power in its class with thermal conductivity to minimize heat & energy consumption.
⢠Improves efficiency in operation, reduces energy, repair & maintenance cost.
Applications
⢠For single & multi-stage rotary screw, rotary vane, and reciprocating type Air Compressors, Turbocharged & vacuum pump, compressor systems with critical gears and bearings, compressors used in stationary and mobile applications.
⢠For continuously operated compressors at high temperature with history of oil degradation, poor valve performance or high formation of carbon & deposits.
⢠Recommended for extended lubrication until 8.000 + hours for almost all application on compressors ( oil analysis is required) .
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PRIMO is a registered trademark owned by JC Group Companies
PRIMOâ s LUBRICANTS, formulated with PETROCLEAR ( Base Oil as clear as water) + Advanced Additive Systems for the various needs of modern lubricants in the sectors of Automotive, Commercial, Fleet, Marine, Mining and various other Industries, as well as custom blend products ( upon special request) .
One of the most advanced lubrication technology that we would like to introduce is our â State-of-the-Artâ NANO LUBRICATING TECHNOLOGY that minimizes friction by up to 70% ( based on independent lab test results) with Nano Ionic Bond ( NIB) active molecules that form ionic covalent bonds on the metal surfaces it comes into contact with, resulting in a SUPER SLIPPERY surface which â stays in placeâ , thus minimizing wear drastically at engine â start-upâ and while the engine is working, increasing engine performance ( HP) , extending the life-time of oil & machinery and improving fuel efficiency. |
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