HLP 68 refers to a type of hydraulic oil commonly used in industrial machinery and equipment. The "HLP" designation indicates that it is a high-pressure hydraulic oil, while "68" denotes its viscosity grade, which is measured by the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) scale. This oil is formulated with additives to enhance its performance, including anti-wear, anti-oxidation, and anti-foam properties, making it suitable for various applications in hydraulic systems.
SAE stands for Society of Automative Engineers and HLP 68 is DIN test for hydrulic oil with viscocity of 40. Both should be different.
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C stands for cup of oil
It is the weight of the multi-vicosity oil. The 10 is the weight of the oil when cold. The W stands for Winter. The 40 is the weight of the oil when it gets hot.
ISO 46 and HLP 46 hydraulic oils both have a viscosity grade of 46, indicating their flow characteristics at a specific temperature. However, HLP 46 includes additional additives for improved performance, such as anti-wear agents, oxidation inhibitors, and corrosion protection, making it suitable for more demanding applications. In contrast, ISO 46 is a more general classification that does not specify these performance-enhancing additives. Therefore, while both oils have similar viscosity, HLP 46 typically offers better protection and longer service life in hydraulic systems.
Not usually. Standard vegetable oil can often be used.
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If you are referring to the motor oil then it stands for Society of Automotive Engineers.
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-15 degrees in the winter and 140 degrees in the summer its the measere of temp the oil is made to with stand the w stands for winter
"CST" stands for "Centistoke" and is a unit used to measure the viscosity of heavy oil. It indicates how easily the oil flows at a certain temperature, with higher CST values representing thicker, more viscous oil.