Divinol HVLPD ISO 68
Detergent-dispersant high-VI hydraulic oil for strongly fluctuating temperatures
DIN 51524-3, HVLP-D (except demulsification behaviour)
Divinol HVLP ISO 32 (Art-Nr. 28570) is a high-pressure hydraulic oil on a mineral oil basis in ISO viscosity grade 32. Its good viscosity-temperature behaviour gives it multigrade character, with a viscosity index of 145, so that it maintains a usable film over a wide temperature window. The oil is blended with wear-, corrosion- and oxidation-protection additives. It exceeds the requirements for hydraulic oils according to DIN 51 524 part 2, HLP, and fulfils the requirements according to DIN 51 524 part 3, HVLP. In addition to the DIN classifications the oil meets a broad set of manufacturer performance requirements: SEB 181222, AFNOR NF E 48603, ASLE 70-1/70-2/70-3, David Brown S1.53.101, VDMA 24318, U.S. Steel 126/127, CETOP RP91H, Vickers I-286 S3 and M-2950-S, and Denison Hydraulics HF-2.
NF E 48-603 — hydraulic fluids (France)
The French standard for mineral hydraulic fluids, built on the same HL, HM and HV classes as DIN 51524 and ISO 11158.
David Brown S1.53.101 level — EP gear oil
David Brown's specification for extreme-pressure gear oils in open and enclosed drives under heavy and shock loading. It overlaps DIN 51517-3 CLP and U.S. Steel 224.
VDMA 24318 — fire-resistant hydraulic fluids
The VDMA sheet of the German machine builders' association for fire-resistant hydraulic fluids: fire behaviour and system material compatibility requirements.
Parker Denison HF-2 — hydraulic fluid
The HF-2 level of the Denison specification, defined by the vane pump wear test. It is the base requirement for hydraulic oils in Denison equipment.
| Property | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | typical | |
| Viscosity/40°C | 32 mm²/s | ASTM D 7042 |
| Viscosity/100°C | 6 mm²/s | ASTM D 7042 |
| Viscosity index | 145 | ASTM D 2270 |
| Density/20°C | 0,860 g/cm³ | DIN EN ISO 12185 |
| Pour point | < -30 °C | DIN ISO 3016 |
| Flash point (Cleveland) | > 185 °C | DIN ISO 2592 |
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