Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants MSF1401007 16 oz Gear Oil 32 ISO 75W SAE Yellow
Synthetic gear oil rated ISO 32 and SAE 75W for gear, bearing and circulating systems
- ColorYellow
- Synthetic base oil resists thermal breakdown up to 195 °F
- Wide temperature range from -20 °F to 195 °F protects gears in extreme conditions
- Low pour point of -55 °F ensures flow during cold starts
- Meets U.S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 standards for industrial gear systems
- Viscosity index of 114 maintains stable film strength across operating temperatures
HVAC Gear Oil 32 ISO 75W SAE
This 16 oz bottle of synthetic gear oil meets ISO Viscosity Grade 32 and SAE 75W specifications. It is designed for gear, bearing and circulating systems. The fluid carries a yellow colour for easy identification.
Build Integration
The oil conforms to U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Part 1, 2, 4 standards. It contains no additives and requires no special handling beyond normal lubrication practices. It fits directly into maintenance routines for compatible HVAC equipment.
Capacity and Headroom
The synthetic base provides a viscosity index of 114 and a flash point of 420 Degrees F. It operates from -20 Degrees F to 195 Degrees F with a pour point of -55 Degrees F. It is not rated by NSF and lacks a Timken OK Load rating, so it is unsuitable for food-grade or extreme-pressure applications.
Highlights
- Synthetic base oil resists thermal breakdown up to 195 °F
- Wide temperature range from -20 °F to 195 °F protects gears in extreme conditions
- Low pour point of -55 °F ensures flow during cold starts
- Meets U.S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 standards for industrial gear systems
- Viscosity index of 114 maintains stable film strength across operating temperatures
Specifications
| Brand | MILES LUBRICANTS |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
How long can the oil sustain the maximum operating temperature of 195 degrees F before breaking down?
The lubricant is rated for continuous service up to 195 degrees F with a flash point of 420 degrees F, providing a wide thermal margin for sustained gear and bearing loads.
Does the synthetic base oil produce noticeable odor or fumes when the system runs continuously at high temperature?
The synthetic formulation with no additives and a high flash point of 420 degrees F minimizes volatility, so odor and fumes remain low during extended operation.
Which industry standards must the target gearbox or circulating system meet for this ISO 32, SAE 75W fluid to be approved?
The oil meets U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005, and DIN 51517 Parts 1, 2, and 4, so the equipment should specify one of those standards for proper compatibility.
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