Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants MSF1403003 35 lb Yellow Gear Oil Pail
Synthetic gear oil rated ISO VG 68 and SAE 80W, supplied in a 35 lb yellow pail for gear, bearing and circulating systems
- ColorYellow
- Synthetic base oil resists breakdown at 450 °F flash point
- Wide -49 °F to 195 °F range protects gears in extreme cold and heat
- ISO 68 and SAE 80W grades match heavy-duty gear specifications
- Meets U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 standards for circulating systems
- 35 lb pail delivers long service intervals for gear and bearing applications
HVAC Gear Oil Pail
This 35 lb pail delivers synthetic gear oil rated ISO VG 68 and SAE 80W for gear, bearing and circulating systems. It meets U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Parts 1, 2 and 4 with a viscosity index of 119. The fluid operates from -15 °F to 195 °F and has a flash point of 450 °F.
Upgrade From Mineral Oil
Switching from conventional mineral oil is worthwhile when equipment demands synthetic base stock stability across the full -15 °F to 195 °F range and a pour point of -49 °F. The jump pays off in reduced deposit formation and longer drain intervals where AGMA 9005 compliance is required.
For Industrial Gear Boxes
Maintenance teams running enclosed gearboxes, circulating systems or plain bearings that specify ISO VG 68 synthetic fluid will find this pail a direct fit. Operations needing NSF-rated food-grade lubricant, extreme-pressure additives or a different viscosity grade should select another product.
Highlights
- Synthetic base oil resists breakdown at 450 °F flash point
- Wide -49 °F to 195 °F range protects gears in extreme cold and heat
- ISO 68 and SAE 80W grades match heavy-duty gear specifications
- Meets U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 standards for circulating systems
- 35 lb pail delivers long service intervals for gear and bearing applications
Specifications
| Brand | MILES LUBRICANTS |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
Will the 35 lb pail fit on a standard industrial shelf?
The pail holds 35 lb of synthetic gear oil in a 5‑gallon container. Measure your shelf depth and load rating before placing it.
How do I pour from the pail without spilling, and what step is often missed?
Use a drum pump or spout that fits the pail opening; the step people skip is securing the pump collar tightly before tilting.
How often should I replace the oil in a circulating system running at 195 °F?
Follow the equipment manufacturer’s interval; the oil’s max operating temperature is 195 °F, flash point 450 °F, and pour point -49 °F.
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