Compressor Oil is a specialized lubricant essential for reliable, safe, and efficient operation of compressors across various industries. It provides enhanced lubrication, thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and wear protection, ensuring the longevity and performance of compressor components. 

Product Features:

• Essential for the reliable, safe, and economical operation of compressors.

• Designed to withstand high operating temperatures and reduce the risk of overheating.

• Prevents the formation of sludge and deposits, ensuring clean operation.

• Reduces friction and wear, extending the life of compressor components.

• Protects internal parts from rust and corrosion, maintaining efficiency.

• Suitable for various types of compressors, including gas, vane, reciprocating, and screw compressors.

Applications:

Available in mineral and synthetic variants, compressor oils cater to different types of compressors and applications.

• Used in factories and manufacturing plants for powering pneumatic tools and machinery.

• Essential for the operation of refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

• Utilized in gas processing and transportation.

• Used in vehicle air conditioning and air suspension systems.

• Applied in the refining and chemical processing industries.

Industries:

1. Manufacturing

2. Oil and Gas

3. Chemical

4. HVAC

5. Automotive

Specifications:

• Types of Compressor Oil:

1. Mineral Compressor Oil

2. Synthetic Hydrocarbons Compressor Oil

3. Compressor Oil based on Organic Esters

4. Compressor Oil based on Phosphate Esters

5. Compressor Oil based on Poly Glycols

6. Compressor Oil based on Silicones

7. Compressor Oil based on Blends (Semi-synthetics)

• Viscosities Available: ISO VG 32, 46, 68, 100, 150

• Pack Sizes: 20 Liters, 205 Liters

Choosing Between Standard and Synthetic Compressor Oil:

Selecting the right compressor oil ensures optimal performance, longevity, and reliability of your compressors, tailored to the specific needs of your application and usage frequency.

Frequency of Use:

1. Frequent Use (? 3 times a week): Synthetic oils are recommended as they offer superior performance, particularly in high-temperature conditions, and ensure smoother operation.

2. Infrequent Use (? 1 time a week): Standard oils are cost-effective, providing adequate protection and performance for less frequent usage.