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What kind of lubricant is Mobil Ambrex 68?

2016-05-26View Original

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What kind of lubricant is Mobil Ambrex 68? What domestic grade is it equivalent to?
Reply #22016-05-27
General-purpose heavy-duty lubricating oil. 68 represents the intermediate value of the dynamic viscosity at 40°C; the actual viscosity can vary within a range of ±10%. In principle, it is equivalent to all lubricants with a viscosity of 68±10% cST at 40°C. I’m not very familiar with domestic lubricants, so I can’t provide the relevant grades. If you’re really not sure, you can contact a lubricant distributor in your country; they will recommend similar grades for you. But at 40°C, the viscosity value must be around 68. Furthermore, when selecting lubricating oil, viscosity is undoubtedly the most critical factor. Yet in addition to this factor, it is also necessary to consider compatibility with the components that make up the equipment’s internal parts, its foaming properties under specific operating conditions, as well as the humidity of the environment.

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