champion-hydro-arctic-xhv-28
Hydraulic oils

CHAMPION HYDRO ARCTIC XHV 28

This full synthetic hydraulic oil is particularly suitable for use in very low temperature regions. It has excellent detergent and dispersant properties combined with low foaming tendencies. The extremely high viscosity index allows significant temperature increases while keeping the viscosity extremely stable.

Product: 24500
Meets OEM Specifications
  • CINCINNATI - MACHINE P-68 (ISO 32)
  • DENISON - HF-2
  • EATON VICKERS - I-286-S
  • EATON VICKERS - M-2950-S
Meets Industry Specifications
  • AFNOR - NF E 48-603 HV
  • AFNOR - NF E 48-690
  • AFNOR - NF E 48-691
  • DIN - 51524 T3 HVLP
  • ISO - 11158, HV
  • ISO - 6743-4, HV
Description

This full synthetic hydraulic oil is particularly suitable for use in very low temperature regions. It has excellent detergent and dispersant properties combined with low foaming tendencies. The extremely high viscosity index allows significant temperature increases while keeping the viscosity extremely stable.

Applications

This oil is used in hydraulic systems starting up at very low temperatures with a subsequent increase of the operating temperature. Construction, forestry and mining in arctic regions are amongst the typical applications for which this oil is developed.

Performance

A shear stable, extremely high VI oil, applicable in arctic regions. It has good anti-wear properties and reliable resistance against oxidation and corrosion, thus providing robust system protection and improved production capacity.

Test Method Unit Average Results
Density at 15°C ASTM D4052 g/ml 0.847
Kinematic viscosity at 40°C ASTM D445 mm²/s 29.5
Kinematic viscosity at 100°C ASTM D445 mm²/s 8.87
Viscosity index ASTM D2270 306
Pour point ASTM D6892 °C -51
Flash Point COC ASTM D92 °C 152

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