Ingersoll/Rand
Ingersoll/Rand 10GW Air Tool Oil 1 gal Bottle Blue
ISO VG 40 conventional air-tool oil in a 1 gal bottle, rated from 0 to 250 °F with a 320 °F flash point and 0.88 specific gravity
- ISO VG 40 viscosity ensures consistent lubrication
- Blue colour allows instant level checks
- 1 gal bottle covers high-volume shop needs
- Operates from 0 to 250 °F without breakdown
- Flash point 320 °F adds safety margin
Air Tool Oil for Percussive and Impact Tools
This Ingersoll-Rand oil is formulated for percussive, assembly and impact-wrench applications. The blue fluid carries an ISO viscosity grade of 40 and a viscosity index of 40. It operates between 0 and 250 degrees Fahrenheit with a flash point of 320 degrees Fahrenheit.
Replaces generic compressor oils that lack
The conventional base oil and specific gravity of 0.88 suit tools that demand consistent film strength under shock loading. Upgrading is worthwhile when existing lubricant breaks down above 250 degrees Fahrenheit or fails to protect impact mechanisms during extended cycles.
Verify tool manufacturer oil specification
Confirm the equipment manual calls for an ISO 40 viscosity grade and a non-food-grade conventional oil. Ensure the one-gallon bottle fits your storage and dispensing setup before ordering.
Highlights
- ISO VG 40 viscosity ensures consistent lubrication
- Blue colour allows instant level checks
- 1 gal bottle covers high-volume shop needs
- Operates from 0 to 250 °F without breakdown
- Flash point 320 °F adds safety margin
Specifications
| Brand | INGERSOLL RAND |
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Questions about this item
Does the 1 gal bottle need a pump or pour spout to fit my air-tool oiler?
The oil is supplied in a 1 gal bottle; use a compatible pour spout or pump that fits the bottle neck to fill your tool's reservoir without spillage.
What is the correct way to add this ISO 40 oil to an impact wrench, and what step is often missed?
Disconnect air supply, drain old oil, then fill to the manufacturer's indicated level; the step often missed is cycling the tool briefly to purge air pockets before returning to service.
How often should I replace this conventional air-tool oil in a percussive impact wrench?
Replace the oil when it darkens, emulsifies, or after the interval specified by the tool maker; the 1 gal container provides enough volume for many changes over time.
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