Renewable Lubricants
Renewable Lubricants 87461 Air Tool Lubricant ISO 32 32 oz
ISO 32 synthetic air-tool oil in a 32 oz bottle, rated from -20 °F to 446 °F with a 446 °F flash point
- ISO 32 viscosity suits air tools
- Synthetic base oil withstands 446 °F flash point
- Operates down to -20 °F for cold starts
- Meets ASTM D-5864 and EPA VGP standards
- 32 oz bottle covers bearings, pulleys, cables, nuts, bolts
Air Tool Lubricant ISO 32
Renewable Lubricants 87461 is a synthetic air tool lubricant formulated to ISO viscosity grade 176. It comes in a 32 oz bottle and meets ASTM D-5864 standards for environmentally acceptable lubricants. The fluid carries no NSF food-grade rating and is not classified as a food grade oil.
Yellow bottle and wide temperature range
The lubricant has a yellow colour and a specific gravity of 0.88. It remains fluid down to a pour point of -22 degrees F and operates reliably up to 446 degrees F, which is also its flash point. These limits suit bearings, pulleys, cables, nuts, bolts, conveyors and rollers in demanding environments.
Replaces conventional mineral lubricants
The synthetic base and EAL certification make it a direct upgrade where EPA VGP compliance or OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200 alignment is required. The jump is worth it when biodegradability and a broad operating envelope are specified. Buyers who need an NSF H1 registered fluid for incidental food contact should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- ISO 32 viscosity suits air tools
- Synthetic base oil withstands 446 °F flash point
- Operates down to -20 °F for cold starts
- Meets ASTM D-5864 and EPA VGP standards
- 32 oz bottle covers bearings, pulleys, cables, nuts, bolts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What ISO viscosity grade does the 87461 air tool lubricant carry?
The product is rated ISO Viscosity Grade 176, which defines its flow resistance at operating temperature.
What container size and type does the 87461 lubricant come in?
It is supplied in a 32 oz bottle, ready to pour directly into air tool oilers or reservoirs.
How should the 87461 lubricant be applied and what common step is missed?
Add the oil to the tool's lubricator or oiler cup; the step often missed is refilling daily to maintain the film on bearings, pulleys and cables.
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