Pallet-Retriever COM DIVISOR DE FLUXO
Pallet-Retriever COM DIVISOR DE FLUXO
Pallet-Retriever COM DIVISOR DE FLUXO
No. xxxx
LEVER CONTROLS & FULL GUARDS
OPERATORS MANUAL
ORIGINAL PALLET RETRIEVER
www.paynepalletinverters.co.uk
Dereham Road, Beeston, Kings Lynn, Norfolk PE32 2NQ, UK
Telephone: +44 (0) 1328 700138 Fax: +44 (0) 1328 701879
09/2012 RAR VERSION 5
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
CONTENTS 2
CONTENTS CONTINUED 3
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 5
INSTALLATION
HANDLING 6
MACHINE INSTALLATION 7
GUARD INSTALLATION 8
CONNECTION 9
OPERATION
PRE‐USE & START UP PROCEDURE 10
OPERATORS MANUAL 11
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE SCEDULE 12
LUBRICATION 13
OIL CHANGE PROCEDURE 14
OIL CHANGE PROCEDURE CONTINUED 15
TECHNICAL
FLOW DIVERTER VALVE 16
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CONTENTS
CONTINUED
COMPONENTS
PUMP ASSEMBLY 17
PUMP ASSEMBLY (INTERNAL) 18
CONTROL PANEL 19
VALVE ASSEMBLY 20
TABLE ROLLERS 21
FLOW DIVERTER VALVE 22
TURNOVER RAM 23
CLAMP RAM 24
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATION 25
OIL DATA SHEET 26
OIL DATA SHEET CONTINUED 27
GREASE DATA SHEET 28
GREASE DATA SHEET CONTINUED 29
ATTACHED DOCUMENTS
DRAWINGS, EC CONFORMITY, SERVICE AGREEMENT, WARRANTY
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
SAFETY: THE MACHINE IS TO BE USED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAFTEY GUIDELINES AND IS
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE THAN ORIGINALLY INTENDED.
The machine is fitted with a run button, which MUST be released in all possible emergency situa‐
tions, disabling the machine.
The following guidelines MUST be obeyed and the machine operated in strict accordance with
the operators manual:
• Only fully authorised personnel may operate this machine.
• Only fully authorised, suitably qualified personnel may carry out maintenance operations
on this machine.
• The machine MUST only be operated when the area within the fixed guards is clear.
Nobody may enter this area with the machine in operation.
• At no point may any person/persons enter the area under the machine body.
• The machine MUST only be operated within the maximum load capacity for which it was
designed.
• All loads MUST be located securely in the machine, with the leading edge placed against
the fixed rear wall.
• The electrical supply MUST be isolated and suitably locked off, when carrying out any
maintenance tasks.
• Do NOT tamper with or alter the machine in any way.
• Correct personal protective and safety equipment MUST be used at all times and in
accordance with government health and safety and site specific guidelines.
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
LEVER CONTROLS
The Retriever is designed for the efficient exchanging of
pallets from a load.
The machine is loaded at a floor level, with either fork or
pallet truck. It then tips the load through 95 degrees, ena‐
bling the pallet to be easily exchanged. The load is then
returned to its original orientation and removed from the
machine.
The lever controls for this machine are affixed to the guards.
A “RUN” start button is fitted to the control panel, ensuring
the operator stands at the required safe distance whilst the
machine is running.
The machine is fitted with a unique identification
plate attached to the frame. On this plate is stamped
the model type, machine serial number, year of
manufacture and maximum permissible machine
load. This information should be quoted in every
communication with us, enabling us to deal with
your queries as effectively as possible.
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HANDLING
There is only one method of lifting the Pallet Retriever:
The machine MUST only be unloaded and loaded with the use of a suitably rated fork lift truck
and a competent, qualified driver.
The retriever must be in the position illustrated (Fig 1). With the transportation supports placed
under the machine frame. NOTE: If the machine is to be set down before it reaches it final desti‐
nation, it is important that the transport supports are kept in position, as it will be difficult to
move the machine once removed.
The supports should be set down near each corner of the frame (Fig 1). When the machine is in
its desired final position, remove the supports before attaching the machine to the floor.
SAFETY: CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHILST MANEUVERING THE EQUIPMENT AROUND OBJECTS
AND PEOPLE TO AVOID DAMAGE/INJURY.
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MACHINE INSTALLATION
Tools Required: Materials:
13mm spanner M8 fixings x 14
19mm spanner M12 through bolts x 22
30mm spanner M20 through bolts x 6
Suitable heavy mallet Cable clips and ties
Drill, 12 & 20mm SDS drill bits
Before installation, ensure the following items are made available:
• A suitably rated forklift (5000kg)
• A level floor
Also ensure the presence of:
• A fully qualified electrician
• A fully qualified forklift driver
• Suitable floor space for the machine
• Correct electrical supply
NOTE: AT THIS POINT THE FLOOR SHOULD BE CHECKED TO A DEPTH OF AT LEAST 200mm FOR
UNDERGROUND OBSTRUCTIONS, WHICH COULD HINDER INSTALLATION.
• Ensure the floor is free of obstructions or debris which could hinder the placement of the
pallet retriever.
• Place the machine on level ground, in its intended final position, ensuring there is enough
space to access the electrical panel door .
• With the machine located. use a suitable drill and 20mm drill bit to drill the floor at each of
the 6 floor attachment points of the frame to a depth of 160mm (See Fig 3).
• Using a suitable mallet, locate the 6 x M20 floor anchor bolts securely into place. Using a
30mm spanner or ratchet, secure the machine to the floor bolts using the appropriate fix‐
ings.
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GUARD INSTALLATION
NOTE: THE HOLES FOR ASSEMBLY ARE PRE DRILLED IN THE GUARD FRAMES, ENSURE THE
GUARDS ARE IN THE CORRECT ORIENTATION BEFORE COMMENCING ASSEMBLY.
• Place the 5.5m lever control cables at the front of the machine (be careful not to trap these
while assembling the guards).
• Locate the guard panels, electrical box and cable trays in their respective positions (see lay‐
out drawing). There are 8 panels in total, including two which make up the front
returns.
• Loosely assemble the guards as per plan using 12 x M8 fasteners to secure between
panels. Fit the cable trays to the guards as this will help with alignment (there are 4
attachment lugs for the cable trays located on each guard panel).
NOTE: DO NOT TIGHTEN THE GUARD PANELS DOWN AT THIS POINT.
• Using 4 x M8 fasteners attach the twin handle block assembly in the recessed area on the
relevant return guard. If not already attached, locate and secure the hold to run push but‐
ton using 2 x attachment screws.
• Using the 5.5m control cables and relevant cable connecting kits, connect the twin
handle block to the spool valve assembly.
• Attach the bottom plate for the recessed control panel using 2 x M8 fasteners, the plate
has a cut out enabling the control cables to pass through.
• locate the 2 x control levers in the twin handle assembly. Using a 13mm spanner secure the
M10 locking nuts in place.
• Route the control and electrical cables within the cable trays. Secure the cables to the trays
using the clips and ties provided.
• Mark out and drill the floor for each attachment position of the guard feet
(12mm x 100mm in depth).
• Locate the 16 x M12 floor bolts for the fixed guarding securely into the ground.
• Once the guards are aligned, tighten all guard panel fasteners.
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CONNECTION
SAFETY: THE FOLLOWING SHOULD ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY A FULLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN.
• Connect the machine to an adjacent suitably rated electrical supply.
• Switch the electrical isolator on, at the electrical panel (see below).
NOTE: POSITION CAN VARY DEPENDING ON SPECIFICATION.
• Start the machine by pressing the RUN button.
• check for the correct clockwise rotation of the motor. If necessary, change the motor con‐
nections to reverse the polarity.
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PRE‐USE & START UP PROCEDURE
Pre‐use Inspection:
• Visually inspect the machine for any obvious deformities or irregularities.
• Ensure there are no oil leaks and the hydraulic oil level is correct on the tank sight glass.
• Ensure the area under the body is free from debris using a long handled broom, never en‐
ter the area under the body at any time.
• Ensure any load placed in the machine is correctly located against the fixed rear wall and
sliding side table.
SAFETY: ALWAYS ENSURE THERE ARE NO PERSONS PRESENT WITHIN THE GUARDED AREA
PRIOR TO STARTING!
SAFETY: NEVER START UP THE MACHINE IF ANY OF THE ABOVE CRITERIA ARE NOT MET
Start up Procedure:
• Turn the electrical isolator on (located on the rear panel).
• Press the RUN start button and ensure that the motor starts correctly and runs smoothly
throughout.
• With the RUN button depressed check the clamping operation of the machine table by
moving the clamp lever up and down on the control panel.
• With the RUN button still pressed check the machines Invert and return
operations work, by moving the Invert and return lever up and down on the
control panel.
• Ensure the machine shuts down when the RUN button is released
• Follow the operating instructions given on the following pages.
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OPERATORS MANUAL
• Ensure any load placed in the machine is correctly located against the fixed rear wall and
sliding side table.
SAFETY: ALWAYS ENSURE THERE ARE NO PERSONS PRESENT WITHIN THE GUARDED AREA
PRIOR TO STARTING!
• Depress the RUN button (Fig 4) with one hand and with the other hand press the right‐
hand lever downwards until the load is fully clamped, then allow the lever to return to its
mid‐position.
RUN
Clamp/unclamp
Invert/return
Fig. 2
• Still depressing the RUN button, press the left‐hand lever upwards until the load has been
inverted, then allow the lever to return to mid‐position.
• Still depressing the RUN button, press the right‐hand lever upwards until the load has been
fully unclamped, then allow the lever to return to mid‐position.
• Replace the original pallet from the load.
• Depress the RUN button with one hand and with the other hand press the right hand lever
down until the load is fully clamped, then allow it to return to mid‐position.
• Still depressing the RUN button, press the left‐hand lever downwards until the load is fully
re‐inverted, then allow the lever to return to mid‐position.
• Still depressing the RUN button, press the right‐hand lever upwards until the load is fully
unclamped and once again allow the lever to return to mid‐position. Remove the load from
the machine. Shut down machine at the electrical panel when not in use.
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
SAFETY: BEFORE CARRYING OUT ANY MAINTENANCE OPERATION ENSURE THE MACHINE IS IN
ITS DEFAULT (AT REST) POSITION AND THAT THE ELECTRICAL ISOLATOR ON THE MAIN CON‐
TROL PANEL IS SWITCHED OFF AND LOCKED.
Weekly:
• Grease all lubrication points including:
i. Table slides (Page 13)
ii. Body centre pin (Page 13)
Monthly:
• Check the hydraulic oil level at the tank sight glass, replenish with correct grade oil if
necessary (See specifications page)
Annually:
• Visually examine the machine for obvious deformities, paying particular attention to:
i. Frame, body and tables (cracks and deformation)
ii. Hoses, valves and manifolds (leaks or perishing)
iii. Electrical panel, including latches and hinges
iv. Electrical cables, insulation, conduit and clamps
v. Rubber buffers (wear and perishing)
vi. Sliding table rollers
• Ensure all guard panels are secure and free from damage
• Clean the motor casing and fins
• Renew the hydraulic oil and suction filter (see pages 14 & 15)
SAFETY: IN THE UNLIKLEY EVENT OF ANY MACHINE MALFUNCTION, STOP AND REPORT
IMMEDIATELY.
SAFETY: REPLACE ALL GUARD PANELS REMOVED DURING ANY MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS &
ENSURE ALL SAFTEY DEVICES ARE RE‐INSTATED.
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LUBRICATION
GREASING POINTS
Lubricate all grease points shown below (Fig 3 & 4) in accordance with the maintenance schedule
on the previous page. NOTE: It is important to use the correct grade of grease (see specification
page).
SAFETY: DISPOSE OF WASTE GREASE AND SOILED RAGS CORRECTLY AND IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL AUTHORITY GUIDELINES.
LUBRICATION POINT
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OIL CHANGE PROCEDURE
Tools Required: Materials Required: Part No.
13mm spanner Oil suction filter H-F-SE1320
24mm spanner Return filter element H-F-2012
Oil transfer pump Pegasus 32 oil A/R
60 litre container Oil absorbent pads A/R
• Place a suitable empty container, sufficient to hold approx 60 litres of oil.
• Using a 24mm spanner or ratchet, unscrew the top of the return filter and carefully remove
the filter element.
• Remove the oil from the tank into the container through the return filter socket, using a
suitable oil transfer pump.
NOTE: ALTHOUGH THE WHOLE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM CONTAINS 60 LITRES OF OIL ONLY
40 LITRES WILL BE IN THE TANK ITSELF.
• Renew the filter element and refit the top of the return filter.
• Remove the M8 screws (Fig 5) from the tank top lid and lift off carefully. The strainer filter
will be found attached to the pump assembly.
• Remove the strainer filter by turning it anti‐clockwise.
• Replace the strainer filter with the new filter component.
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OIL CHANGE PROCEDURE
CONTINUED
• Examine the tank lid seal for deterioration, signs of perishing or damage and replace the
seal if necessary. At this point drain any excess oil from the motor/pump assembly.
• Carefully refit the complete tank top lid assembly.
• Refill the hydraulic tank through the filler breather with Mobil Pegasus 32 grade oil until it
reaches the top mark on the sight glass. Fill the tank carefully, to prevent a build up of air in
the system.
NOTE: THE OIL LEVEL MAY DROP A SMALL AMOUNT AFTER THE MACHINE HAS BEEN RUN FOR
THE FIRST TIME, THIS IS NORMAL AS THE OIL HAS TO FILL THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM.
• Re‐fit the tank filler/breather cap.
• Run the machine for approximately 5 minutes to circulate the oil and remove any air that
may have entered the system during the oil change procedure.
• Re‐check the hydraulic oil level and examine the machine for any oil leaks.
• Top up the machine if the oil level has dropped.
SAFETY: DISPOSE OF WASTE OIL CORRECTLY, WITH AN AUTHORISED COMPANY IN
ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL AUTHORITY GUIDELINES.
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TECHNICAL
FLOW DIVERTER VALVE
NOTE: NO ADDITIONAL ADJUSTMENT TO THE FLOW DIVERTER VALVE SHOULD BE REQUIRED.
1. The flow diverter valve acts only on the return operation of the machine. It is a 2 position
valve with no neutral. It operates by switching flow from the turnover ram back to the hy‐
draulic reservoir tank.
• When the body is reaching the end of travel the plunger is depress by means of an
adjustable buffer (located on side of body).
NOTE: This buffer should not be adjusted as it may cause the machine to
malfunction.
• The plunger operates the valve which in turn diverts the feed from the turnover
ram back into the hydraulic tank, thus disabling the ram.
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COMPONENTS
PUMP ASSEMBLY
Fig. 8
2 1
1 Motor/pump assembly E‐EMA‐4KW
2 Pressure gauge H‐PG‐4000 BTM
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COMPONENTS
PUMP ASSEMBLY (INTERNAL)
Fig. 9
Fig. 9.1
1 11cc hydraulic pump H‐P‐11CC
2 Strainer filter H‐F‐SE1320
3 Filler filter H‐F‐1163.40
4 LS252 motor bell housing H‐EM‐B/HOUS
5 Return filter replacement element H‐F‐2012
6 Flexible coupling (inside bell housing) H‐EM‐P/COUP
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COMPONENTS
CONTROL PANEL
1 10mm control lever H‐CCL‐M10
2 5.5 meter control cable H‐CCWNS‐5.5
3 Twin handle block H‐CCHA‐WA
4 Cable connecting kit (cable to handle block) H‐CC‐GPS
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COMPONENTS
SPOOL VALVE ASSEMBLY
CLAMP PRESSURE
Fig. 11 4
SYSTEM PRESSURE
1 Flow speed control valves (clamp rams) H‐V‐SCV‐06S
2 Inline relief valve H‐V‐06INLINE
3 Double spool valve H‐V‐SPL‐SD5/2
4 Cable connecting kit (cable to valve) H‐CCF‐TP50
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COMPONENTS
TABLE ROLLERS
Fig. 12
1 Sprung roller 6” R‐SR‐6X1.5
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COMPONENTS
FLOW DIVERTER VALVE
Fig. 13
1 Plunger operated flow diverter H‐V‐SV80
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COMPONENTS
TURNOVER RAM & HYDRO TANK
4
1&2 5 6
7
Fig. 14
3
1 Turnover Ram H‐RAM‐PR0007REV
2 Ram seal kit (turnover ram) H‐RS‐GM‐90/50
3 Speed control valves (turnover ram) H‐V‐SCV‐06S
4 Return filter pressure indicator H‐F‐RFI
5 Return filter assembly H‐F‐1211.341
6 Filler/filter H‐F‐1163.40
7 Tank sight glass H‐SG‐FLT‐221
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COMPONENTS
CLAMP RAM
1&2
Fig. 15
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SPECIFICATION
Type
Original pallet retriever 95 degree
Lever control c/w full guards
Manufactured
xxxx
Beeston Kings Lynn, Norfolk, UK
General data
Minimum operating temperature (˚c) ‐18
Maximum noise level (Db) <74.8
Finish Blue c/w black guards
Mechanical data
Oil capacity (litre) 60
Oil pump capacity (cc) 11
Hydraulic system pressure (psi) 2000
Load capacity (kg) 1500
Electrics
Power supply (V) 415
Frequency (Hz) 50
Motor (kw) 4
Lubrication type
Oil Mobil Pegasus 32 (see p.26)
Grease Proteus 2ep (see p.28)
Standards
Conforms to: EN ISO 12100‐1:2003/12100‐2:2003, EN ISO 14121‐1:2007, EN ISO 13857, EN 953:1998,
EN 982:1997, EN ISO 13850:2006, EN 60204‐1:2006, EN IS0 13849‐1:2006, EN 1037:1995
09/2012 RAR VERSION 5 25
OIL DATA SHEET
Pegasus 32
Hydraulic and Circulatory Fluid:
Pegasus 32 is a high quality hydraulic and circulatory fluid manufactured from solvent refined mineral oils
and incorporating an extremely high performance additive system.
Specifically developed to meet or exceed the very stringent performance specifications demanded by ma‐
jor original equipment manufacturers.
Primarily recommended where maximum equipment protection is required when the severest of opera‐
tional conditions are to be encountered.
Performance Benefits:
Extremely sophisticated additive system meets the highest performance requirements of current equip‐
ment manufacturers of both static and mobile plant.
Excellent anti wear protection dramatically reduces mechanical abrasion even under the most severest of
operational conditions, greatly reducing the frequency and level of maintenance requirements.
Corrosion, foam and oxidation inhibitors produce an extremely stable lubricant even under the most ardu‐
ous of working conditions, greatly extending fluid life and substantially reducing maintenance costs.
Health and Safety:
These grades are mineral oil based lubricants and should be handled according to good standards of in‐
dustrial hygiene. Further detailed information is available on request.
Storage:
Drums should be stored on their sides in a clean dry place and protected from extremes of temperature,
store >5°c.
The information given is correct to the best of our knowledge. It is offered in good faith but without guar‐
antee as the conditions and methods of use of our products are beyond our control.
Performance Specifications:
Hydraulic Standards:
Din 51524 Part 2 (HLP) ISO 11158 HM
Sperry Vickers I‐286‐S (Industrial) AFNOR NF E 48‐603 (HM)
Denison Filterability TP 02100
Typical Performance Data:
Oxidation Stability ASTM‐D943 1000 Hours
Time to TAN 2.0 mgKOH/g
Load Carrying Capability FZG DIN 51 354 11 Minimum
Vickers Vane Pump DIN 51389 Pt 2 24 mg
Total Mass Loss
Corrosion Protection. Steel ASTM‐D655 A & B Pass
Copper ASTM‐D130 125°C 3 Hrs 1a
Demulsibility ASTM‐D1401 @ 54°C 10‐15 Mins
Foaming Behaviour ASTM D892 Sequence 1 0/0 ml/min
Sequence 2 0/0 ml/min
Sequence 3 0/0 ml/min
Typical Physical Characteristics:
Pegasus 32
Specific Gravity @ 15EC 0.881
KV @ 40EC (cSt) 32.0
Pour Point EC ‐18
Proteus 000EP, 00EP, 0EP, 1EP, 2, 2EP, 2M, 3
Lithium Soap Greases:
A range of premium quality multi purpose greases, manufactured from Lithium‐12‐Hydroxy Stearate Soap
dispersed in solvent refined mineral base stocks, fortified with selected compounds to inhibit corrosion
and oxidation. The grades highlighted with EP signifies the inclusion of specially selected soluble extreme
pressure additives, and in the case of Proteus 2M the addition of micronised Molybdenum Disulphide has
been added to enhance its operational characteristics.
This highly versatile range of greases are recommended for a variety of applications including automotive,
industrial and off‐highway plant for bearings, steering and chassis fittings, grease cups, water pump bear‐
ings and grease lubricated universal joints.
These grades may also be used to advantage over a wide range of other industrial applications from small
high speed bearings operating under high unit pressure and load, as well as centralised lubricating sys‐
tems. As well as the ability to provide continuous pumpability over wide temperature ranges, they exhibit
excellent load carrying properties, high resistance to shock loading, coupled with exceptional, resistance
to water washing.
Performance Benefits:
Long service life in a wide range of operational applications
RP/LB/20 November/1:
Excellent resistance to water washing and protection against rust and corrosion
Reduced wear on heavily loaded bearing applications
Controlled pumpability makes them ideally suitable for use in centralised lubrication systems
Prolonged life due to high resistance to oxidation at high operating temperatures
Extended bearing life in environments where water ingress could be a problem.
Health and Safety:
These grades are mineral oil based and should be handled according to good standards of industrial hy‐
giene. Further detailed information is available on request.
Storage:
Containers should be stored in a clean, dry place and protected from extremes of temperature.
The information given is correct to the best of our knowledge. It is offered in good faith but without guar‐
antee as the conditions and methods of use of our products are beyond our control.
Proteus 2EP
Lithium Soap Grease:
Typical Physical Characteristics:
2EP
Appearance Medium fibred grease
Colour Bottle Green
Worked Penetration (IP50) 265/295
NLGI Classification 2
Dropping Point (IP132) 180EC min.
Operating Temperature Range ‐20/+130EC
Oil Separation (IP121) 5% max
Oxidation Stability (IP142) 160 hours at 4
99EC ‐ Pressure Drop psi
Water wash out ASTM D1264
at 38EC 3%
at 79EC 4%
Timken OK Load (IP326) Kg 20
4 Ball Weld Load (IP239) Kg 315