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Lanxess® Royco® 481 Turbine Engine Oil - 55 Gal

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Part# 08-19284
MFR Model# 481-55GL

Overview

ROYCO 481 is a mineral oil based lubricant formulated with modern additives to provide oxidation and corrosion protection as well as a high viscosity index for both low and high temperature fluidity. ROYCO 481 is recommended for lubrication of gas turbine engine components and as a flushing and preservative fluid for aircraft fuel systems and components. The high viscosity index provides for operations in a wide range of operating temperatures in high-speed turbines as well as gas turbine engines. ROYCO 481 may also be considered the primary turbine engine lubricant in many aircraft turbine engines designed to run on mineral-based lubricants.

Features

  • Wide operating temperature range
  • Excellent oxidation and corrosion protection
  • Available in 55 GL drum
  • High and low temperature fluidity

Specifications

  • Appearance: Oily
  • Physical state: Liquid
  • Color: Light yellow
  • Odor: Hydrocarbon-like
  • Flash point: 289 °F
  • Pour Point: -75 °F
  • Relative density: 0.88
  • Density: 0.8 g/cm3
  • Kinematic viscosity at 104 °F: 10 mm2/s
  • Meets the standards of MIL-PRF-6081D Grade 1010 and 1010N

Benefits

  • Preserves turbojet engines and engine parts
  • High viscosity index

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