How is air compressor fluid classified?

Air compressor fluids are mainly used for the lubrication of compressor cylinder moving parts and exhaust valves.
The lubricants play the role of anti-rust, anti-corrosion, sealing, and cooling.
Since the air compressor is always in an environment with high pressure, high temperature, and the presence of condensation water, the air compressor oil should have excellent high-temperature oxidation stability, low tendency to deposit carbon, suitable viscosity and viscosity-temperature properties, and good Oil-water separation, rust and corrosion resistance, etc.

How is air compressor fluid classified?

Air compressor fluids are divided into two types: reciprocating air compressor oil and rotary air compressor oil according to the structure type of the compressor. Each type has three levels: light, medium, and heavy load.

Air compressor fluids can be divided into two categories: mineral oil compressor oil and synthetic compressor fluids according to the type of base oil.

Reciprocating air compressor oil is divided into three types: light load L-DAA, medium load L-DAB, and heavy load L-DAC. There are five viscosity grades: 32, 46, 68, 100, and 150. Among them, DAA and DAB are Mineral oil bases, and DAC is a synthetic base.

Rotary air compressor oil is also divided into 3 types according to light, medium, and heavy loads, namely light load L-DAG, medium load L-DAH, and heavy load L-DAJ, with viscosity grades of 15, 22,32, 46, 68, and 100 six grades, of which DAG and DAH are mineral oil base, and DAJ is synthetic base.

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