Phillips 66 Steaval D-150 ISO Grade 460

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Phillips 66 Steaval D-150 ISO Grade 460
Categories:	Fluid; Lubricant
Material Notes:	Steaval D-150 is a heavy, non-compounded paraffinic mineral oil developed for steam cylinder and valve lubrication in applications that require a non-emulsifying oil, or where the steam is superheated. It also may be used in applications where an ISO VG 460 or SAE 140 straight mineral gear oil is required. Steaval D-150 is manufactured from highly refined, high-viscosity paraffinic base stocks and contains no additives. It forms a tough film on metal surfaces to protect against wear Applications: Steam cylinders and valves in applications that require a non-compounded oil, or where the steam is superheated Paper mill calendar roll bearings Steel mill roll neck bearings Rack and pinion gears and heavy mill gears Applications that require an ISO VG 460 or SAE 140 straight mineral gear oil Features/Benefits: High film strength Good retention on metal surfaces Noncorrosive to bronze or brass Information provided by Phillips 66 Lubricants.
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