Lubricant grade

2008-07-03 View Original

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The lubricant grade is CP4700-68, where 68 denotes the viscosity. Please discuss: what do CP and 4700 represent respectively?

Reply #2 2008-07-03

The CP-4700 series are alkybenzene-based synthetic refrigeration oils. This product features excellent stability, a low flocculation point, and good compatibility with structural materials. It is widely designed, specified, initially installed, branded, or recommended by manufacturers of R12, R22, R407C, and R502 refrigeration compressors. This synthetic alkylbenzene material is fully compatible with mineral oil, and therefore can be added to mineral oil-based systems.

Reply #3 2009-06-22

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