Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants MSF1416003 Gear Oil 35 lb Pail ISO 1000 SAE 250W Yellow
Synthetic gear oil in a 35 lb pail rated ISO 1000 and SAE 250W for enclosed gearboxes, heavy-duty chains, bearings, blowers, slideways and guide posts
- ColorYellow
- ISO 1000 viscosity protects enclosed gearboxes under heavy loads
- Synthetic base oil operates from 15 °F to 195 °F
- Meets U.S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Part 39
- 35 lb pail supplies ample volume for industrial maintenance
- Yellow colour allows quick visual identification in the workshop
Industrial Gear Lubricant
Miles Lubricants MSF1416003 is a synthetic gear oil formulated for enclosed gearboxes, heavy-duty chains, bearings, blowers, slideways and guide posts. The yellow fluid meets U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Part 1, 2, 39 standards for industrial maintenance teams and equipment operators.
ISO 1000 Viscosity Grade
The single specification that determines fit is the ISO Viscosity Grade 1000 combined with SAE 250W rating. This defines the fluid resistance at operating temperature and must match the original equipment manufacturer requirement for the specific gearbox or bearing application.
35 lb Pail Capacity
The 35-pound pail supplies enough volume for initial fills and scheduled top-offs on large industrial gear sets. It runs out when a facility maintains multiple high-capacity reservoirs or schedules frequent complete drain-and-refill intervals across heavy production lines.
Highlights
- ISO 1000 viscosity protects enclosed gearboxes under heavy loads
- Synthetic base oil operates from 15 °F to 195 °F
- Meets U.S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Part 39
- 35 lb pail supplies ample volume for industrial maintenance
- Yellow colour allows quick visual identification in the workshop
Specifications
| Brand | MILES LUBRICANTS |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
How does the ISO 1000 viscosity perform inside an enclosed gearbox?
The oil meets ISO Viscosity Grade 1000 and SAE 250W, providing a thick film that protects gears, bearings, chains and slideways under heavy loads at operating temperatures between 15 and 195 degrees F.
What do the U. S. Steel 224 and AGMA 9005 standards mean for gear protection?
Compliance with U. S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Parts 1, 2 and 39 confirms the lubricant meets established industrial gear-oil requirements for wear protection and oxidation stability.
Will the 35 lb pail fit standard drum-handling equipment?
The product ships in a 35 lb pail container; its dimensions match common 5-gallon pail handling tools used in maintenance shops.
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