​Compressor safety Lubricants are resistant to the formation of deposits that could create fire and explosion hazards. Manufactured for paraffinic base stocks of High Viscosity Index, these properties are further enhanced by the incorporation of additives which gives these grades a unique control over oxidation, rust, corrosion and wear. 

Benefits:

• Superior oxidation stability ensures extended drain intervals.
• Reduced compressor deposits.
• Reduced fire and explosion risks.
• Reduced crankcase oil consumption.

Specifications, Performance Standards & Recommendations:

• DIN 51 524, Part 2
• Sperry Vickers I-286-S
• AFNOR NFE 48603 (HM)
• Cincinnati Machine P-68, P-69, P-70
• Compressor Lubricants: DIN 51 506 VDL
• Megatron Compressor Lubricant Range is recommended for Vacuum pumps and as R&O lubricants in other industrial oil applications.
• Compressor 68 is suitable for use in rotary vane and screw compressors.
• Compressor 68 and 220 are effective as "once-through" lubrication of reciprocating compressor cylinders as well as crankcases and some types of rotary compressors.
• Compressor Oil is not recommended for breathing air or oxygen compression
• Follow the compressor manufacturers recommendations for lubricant selection