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L--HM-32: How to interpret the letters and numbers in lubricating oil?

2010-09-12View Original

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This post was last edited by fengdingwen on 2010-9-12 at 17:23. What do the letters and numbers in L--HM-32 lubricant mean? What is L-TSA46 anti-rust turbine oil, and what does it signify?
Reply #22010-09-12
In L-HM-32, the L stands for lubricating oil, HM stands for anti-wear hydraulic fluid, and 32 represents the viscosity. L-TSA46 L denotes lubricating oil; T stands for turbine (steam engine); S refers to the addition of an anti-rust solvent; A means antioxidant property; 46 indicates the viscosity.
Reply #32010-09-13
Take a look at this for better understanding: GBT 7631.1-2008 Classification of lubricants, industrial oils and related products (Class L) – Part 1: General grouping http://www.hgsanji.com/viewthread.php?tid=898&page=1&extra=#pid1004
Reply #42011-03-22
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