Extreme-low Temperature Hydraulic Oil -L-HS

Advantage:

• Excellent high and low temperature performance, providing excellent low temperature starting performance, low temperature flow performance and high temperature protection, effectively extending the service life of oil products
• Excellent viscosity and temperature performance, shear stability, oxidation stability, small viscosity change, make the hydraulic system work more stable
• Excellent anti-wear and anti-rust, anti-corrosion properties for hydraulic equipment to provide effective protection;
• Excellent rubber adaptability, effective protection of sealing materials, prevent leakage
• Excellent hydrolysis stability, foam resistance, air release and emulsion resistance.

 

Application:

This product is suitable for medium and high pressure hydraulic systems in open air, cold area and environment with large temperature changes or harsh working conditions, such as construction machinery, construction machinery, mining machinery, oilfield machinery, ships and vehicles.

 

Technical Specifications:

● Conform to GB11118.1-2011（L-HS）standards

● Achieved Parker-Denison Parker-Denison HF-0 certification

 

 

 

Wide application range of our products:

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best hydraulic oil for cold weather?

Choose a hydraulic oil with a lower viscosity, such as EXTREME-LOW TEMPERATURE HYDRAULIC OIL, for best results in cold weather. If your oil has high viscosity, you may want to replace it, or dilute it with oil from the same brand with a lower viscosity to improve flow.

What temperature does hydraulic fluid catch fire at?

around 300 to 600 degrees Fahrenheit

Now, most petroleum-based hydraulic fluids will catch on fire at around 300 to 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Since the fluids are petroleum-based, they can auto-ignite or simply combust without a spark or a flame around temperatures of 500 to 700 degrees Fahrenheit.

How to tell if hydraulic oil is bad?

Looking at the hydraulic fluid is the simplest way to determine if it may be contaminated. Clean fluid is almost clear to amber in color. A milky, dark, or otherwise abnormal color may indicate the presence of one or more contaminants. A milky appearance usually suggests water contamination.

 

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