Miles Lubricants
Miles Lubricants MSF1554005 Compressor Oil 5 gal Pail SAE 20
Synthetic SAE 20 compressor oil for rotary compressors, ISO 68 viscosity, 453 °F flash point, 5 gal pail
- SAE 20 viscosity suits rotary compressor demands
- ISO 68 grade matches equipment specifications
- Synthetic base oil resists thermal breakdown
- Flash point 453 °F supports high-temperature operation
- Viscosity index 102 maintains film strength across temperatures
Miles Compressor Oil SAE 20
This synthetic compressor oil is formulated for rotary compressors and vacuum pumps requiring SAE 20 viscosity. The ISO 68 grade suits industrial maintenance teams and facility managers who service positive-displacement equipment on a regular schedule.
Synthetic base oil and ISO 68 rating
The synthetic base stock delivers a viscosity index of 102, maintaining film strength across temperature swings. A flash point of 453 degrees Fahrenheit adds a safety margin in high-heat compressor rooms, while the non-food-grade designation keeps the product focused on standard industrial lubrication.
Five-gallon pail for bulk top-ups
The 5 gal pail provides enough volume for multiple sump fills or a planned change-out program, reducing reorder frequency for shops running several rotary units. Buyers needing food-grade certification or a different viscosity grade should select an alternative product.
Highlights
- SAE 20 viscosity suits rotary compressor demands
- ISO 68 grade matches equipment specifications
- Synthetic base oil resists thermal breakdown
- Flash point 453 °F supports high-temperature operation
- Viscosity index 102 maintains film strength across temperatures
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the SAE 20 synthetic compressor oil be replaced in a rotary compressor?
Change intervals depend on the compressor manufacturer's schedule; the oil's viscosity index of 102 and stable 68.4 cSt at 40 °C support extended drain periods in rotary units.
What viscosity limit appears first when the oil runs continuously at high temperature?
At 100 °C the oil thins to 9.7 cSt, which is the lower viscosity boundary reached during sustained hot operation.
How much heat and vapour can be expected from the 5-gallon pail during all-day compressor use?
The fluid has a 453 °F flash point and synthetic base, so it produces minimal vapour and resists thermal breakdown during continuous rotary compressor duty.
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