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Can hydraulic transmission oil and mineral hydraulic oil be used interchangeably?

2009-04-02View Original

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Hydraulic transmission fluids that meet the specified standards can generally replace mineral hydraulic oils. This is because its viscosity at high and low temperatures, thermal oxidation stability, and anti-wear/extreme pressure properties are superior to those of various mineral hydraulic oils. However, the domestically produced No. 8 and No. 6 hydraulic fluids have poor anti-wear properties and cannot be used as anti-wear hydraulic oils. Given that the performance of conventional mineral hydraulic oils does not meet the requirements of hydraulic transmission fluids, especially in terms of the consistency of their friction properties, it is absolutely unacceptable to use mineral hydraulic oils as a substitute for hydraulic transmission fluids.

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