Renewable Lubricants
Renewable Lubricants 87463 Lubricant 1 gal Jug ISO 203 446°F
Vegetable-oil-based air-tool lubricant rated ISO 203 with a 446 °F flash point and pour point of -22 °F
- ISO 203 viscosity matches demanding air-tool specs
- Synthetic vegetable-oil base cuts environmental impact
- Operates from –20 °F to 446 °F without breakdown
- Meets ASTM D-5864, EAL, VGP and EPA standards
- One-gallon jug keeps bearings, cables and conveyors running longer
Vegetable-oil base air-tool lubricant
This ISO 203 fluid uses a synthetic vegetable-oil base to lubricate bearings, pulleys, cables, nuts, bolts, conveyors and rollers. It meets ASTM D-5864, EAL, VGP and EPA requirements and complies with OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200. The one-gallon jug is suited for maintenance teams that need an environmentally acceptable lubricant for pneumatic equipment.
Thermals noise and power draw
The lubricant remains pumpable down to minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit and operates reliably up to 446 degrees Fahrenheit. Its flash point is also 446 degrees Fahrenheit, reducing fire risk in high-temperature environments. Specific gravity of 0.88 indicates a lightweight fluid that circulates easily without excessive drag on moving parts.
Sustained load behaviour
Under continuous operation the fluid maintains viscosity at the upper temperature limit and resists thermal breakdown during extended cycles. It is not rated NSF food-grade, so it cannot be used where incidental food contact is possible. Buyers who require a certified food-grade lubricant or a different viscosity grade should select an alternative product.
Highlights
- ISO 203 viscosity matches demanding air-tool specs
- Synthetic vegetable-oil base cuts environmental impact
- Operates from –20 °F to 446 °F without breakdown
- Meets ASTM D-5864, EAL, VGP and EPA standards
- One-gallon jug keeps bearings, cables and conveyors running longer
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I add this ISO 203 lubricant to an air-tool oiler without over-filling?
Shake the jug, then pour slowly into the reservoir until the sight glass shows the maximum line; the 446 °F flash point means no special hot-fill precautions are needed.
When should the jug be replaced or the fluid changed in service?
Replace when the yellow colour darkens, the pour point rises above -22 °F, or the specific gravity drifts from 0.88, indicating oxidation or contamination.
What is the first limit reached during continuous high-temperature operation?
The 446 °F maximum operating temperature and flash point are the same value, so thermal breakdown and fire risk appear together at that ceiling.
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