Lubricating oil TURBONYCOIL 640
syntheticturbineaircraft engine

lubricating oil
lubricating oil
lubricating oil
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Characteristics

Function
lubricating
Composition
synthetic
Product applications
turbine, aircraft engine
Field
for industry
Other characteristics
high-temperature
Operating temperature

100 °C
(212 °F)

Description

The high temperature HTS/HPC turbine oil for hot to very hot engines DESCRIPTION TURBONYCOIL 640 is a lubricating oil with a viscosity of 5 cSt at 100°C. Fortified with an original in-house selected anti-oxidant, it is tailor-made to address requirements regarding low coking propensity, high resistance to oxidation and thermal degradation and elastomer compatibility. APPLICATIONS Gas turbine engines in military and civil aircraft (including helicopters) Accessories (APU, IDG, starter, air cycle machine) of civil aircraft Stationary industrial gas turbines (aero-derivative) TURBONYCOIL 640 is recommended for use in hot running engine designs where evidence of oil coking and/or oil degradation was noted. MAIN BENEFITS Outstanding high thermal stability Excellent non-coking performance High resistance to oxidation and thermal degradation Low foaming tendency Superior lubricity High conductivity TURBONYCOIL 640 has shown higher long-term experience (+25% running operation life) versus rival oils on Allison 501-KB7S series. APPROVALS SAE AS5780 HPC* MIL-PRF-23699 HTS NATO CODE O-154 *A more stringent specification compared to MIL-PRF-23699, since it encompasses all the requirements of the military specification as well as specific OEMs testing requirements. TURBONYCOIL 640 is approved for use on Siemens/ Rolls-Royce ground gas turbine (aero-derivative): 501-KB7, 501-KB7S and 501-KB7C engines.

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