Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
    Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
    Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325 - Imagen 1
Phillips 66 by Phillips 66

Phillips 66 Syndustrial PAG (150) [275.00-gal./1040.99-Liter. Tote] 1087325

Regular price
$17,971.03
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$17,971.03
Regular price

Categories: Gear Oil

Packaging: Tote

Viscosity: 150

UPC: 632385013991

Product Information

MSDS
PDS

Phillips 66® Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are premium quality, synthetic lubricants developed for use in reciprocating, oil-flooded rotary screw, centrifugal, and rotary vane compressors processing natural gas, carbon dioxide, propane, or other hydrocarbon gases. They are specially formulated to resist hydrocarbon dilution and oil absorption in this type of service. Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are formulated with synthetic polyalkylene glycol (PAG) base oils and carefully selected additives to provide long service life, excellent wear protection, resistance to washout and lubricant carryover, and protection against rust and corrosion. Special inhibitors help resist corrosion caused by hydrogen sulfide when processing sour gas. The combination of outstanding oxidation resistance and thermal stability at high temperatures, a very high viscosity index, and excellent low-temperature properties makes them suitable for year-round use over a wide temperature range. Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are highly resistant to hydrocarbon gas dilution and absorption into the gas stream. Solubility of gas in the oil causes reduced lubricant viscosity which can result in cylinder scoring and high wear rates. Absorption of the oil into the gas stream causes high oil consumption and carryover into the process gas that can cause depletion of the protective oil film on the cylinder walls. Resistance to gas dilution and oil absorption helps maintain proper viscosity and oil film thickness to protect against wear.

Features

  • Highly resistant to dilution by hydrocarbon gases
  • Resists washout by condensed hydrocarbon liquids
  • Resists absorption into the gas stream and subsequent carryover of the lubricant downstream
  • Outstanding oxidation resistance and thermal stability at high temperatures
  • High viscosity index and low pour point for use over a wide temperature rang
  • High film strength for wear protection
  • Protects against rust and corrosion
  • Extended service intervals compared with mineral oil-based lubricants
  • Compatible with commonly used seals, gaskets, and hoses

Additional Info

Characteristics Natural Gas
Characteristics Oxidation Resistance
Characteristics Sour Gas
Characteristics Synthetic
Product Information
MSDS
PDS

Phillips 66® Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are premium quality, synthetic lubricants developed for use in reciprocating, oil-flooded rotary screw, centrifugal, and rotary vane compressors processing natural gas, carbon dioxide, propane, or other hydrocarbon gases. They are specially formulated to resist hydrocarbon dilution and oil absorption in this type of service. Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are formulated with synthetic polyalkylene glycol (PAG) base oils and carefully selected additives to provide long service life, excellent wear protection, resistance to washout and lubricant carryover, and protection against rust and corrosion. Special inhibitors help resist corrosion caused by hydrogen sulfide when processing sour gas. The combination of outstanding oxidation resistance and thermal stability at high temperatures, a very high viscosity index, and excellent low-temperature properties makes them suitable for year-round use over a wide temperature range. Syndustrial PAG Compressor Oils are highly resistant to hydrocarbon gas dilution and absorption into the gas stream. Solubility of gas in the oil causes reduced lubricant viscosity which can result in cylinder scoring and high wear rates. Absorption of the oil into the gas stream causes high oil consumption and carryover into the process gas that can cause depletion of the protective oil film on the cylinder walls. Resistance to gas dilution and oil absorption helps maintain proper viscosity and oil film thickness to protect against wear.

Features

  • Highly resistant to dilution by hydrocarbon gases
  • Resists washout by condensed hydrocarbon liquids
  • Resists absorption into the gas stream and subsequent carryover of the lubricant downstream
  • Outstanding oxidation resistance and thermal stability at high temperatures
  • High viscosity index and low pour point for use over a wide temperature rang
  • High film strength for wear protection
  • Protects against rust and corrosion
  • Extended service intervals compared with mineral oil-based lubricants
  • Compatible with commonly used seals, gaskets, and hoses

Additional Info

Characteristics Natural Gas
Characteristics Oxidation Resistance
Characteristics Sour Gas
Characteristics Synthetic

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