Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants MSF1423007 16 oz Gear Oil 320 ISO 90W SAE hvac control
Synthetic gear oil in a 16 oz bottle rated ISO 320 and SAE 90W for enclosed gearboxes and heavy-duty chains
- ColorAmber
- High viscosity index 210 maintains film strength across temperatures
- Synthetic base oil resists oxidation for longer service intervals
- ISO 320 / SAE 90W grade suits heavy-duty enclosed gearboxes
- Wide operating range 0 °F to 200 °F covers demanding environments
- High flash point 453 °F enhances safety in hot applications
Industrial Gear Lubricant
This synthetic gear oil carries ISO Viscosity Grade 320 and SAE 90W ratings for enclosed gearboxes, heavy-duty chains, bearings, blowers, slideways and guide posts. The amber fluid operates from 0 to 200 degrees F with a viscosity index of 210 and a flash point of 453 degrees F.
Maintenance Teams Needing Synthetic Protection
Facilities running high-load gear sets or chain drives in the stated temperature window will benefit from the synthetic base oil and high viscosity index. Operations requiring NSF-rated lubricants, specific additive packages or Timken OK load data should evaluate alternative products.
Bulk Bottle Format
The 33 lb container delivers 16 oz of fluid per bottle for direct pour or pump transfer into reservoirs. No additives, dispensers or application tools are included, so maintenance crews must supply their own filling equipment and personal protective gear.
Highlights
- High viscosity index 210 maintains film strength across temperatures
- Synthetic base oil resists oxidation for longer service intervals
- ISO 320 / SAE 90W grade suits heavy-duty enclosed gearboxes
- Wide operating range 0 °F to 200 °F covers demanding environments
- High flash point 453 °F enhances safety in hot applications
Specifications
| Brand | MILES LUBRICANTS |
|---|---|
| Color | Amber |
Questions about this item
What gearbox or bearing type is the ISO 320, 90W SAE synthetic gear oil rated for?
The oil is formulated for enclosed gearboxes, heavy-duty chains, bearings, blowers, slideways and guide posts.
Can I mix this 90W SAE synthetic gear oil with mineral-based lubricants already in my equipment?
Mixing synthetic and mineral oils is not recommended; drain the old lubricant completely before filling with this product.
How do I confirm the gear oil is performing correctly after the first fill?
Verify operating temperature stays between 0 °F and 200 °F and listen for quiet, smooth gearbox or bearing operation.
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