Mobil DTE Oil Heavy
Mobil DTE Oil Heavy is a high-quality circulating lubricant engineered for use in industrial systems where long oil life and reliable performance are essential. Formulated with highly refined base oils and an advanced additive system, it provides exceptional chemical and thermal stability, helping maintain performance in demanding continuous operation environments.
One of the key advantages of Mobil DTE Oil Heavy is its excellent oxidation resistance. The formulation helps minimise sludge and varnish formation, supporting cleaner systems and extending oil service life. This reduces maintenance requirements and contributes to improved operational efficiency.
Mobil DTE Oil Heavy also provides outstanding water separation properties. The oil rapidly separates from water and resists emulsification, ensuring effective lubrication even in systems where water contamination may occur. This helps protect components and maintain system reliability.
Another important benefit of Mobil DTE Oil Heavy is its strong rust and corrosion protection. It safeguards critical components, including in environments where moisture or salt water exposure may be present, helping extend equipment life and reduce downtime.
Mobil DTE Oil Heavy also offers good anti-wear performance and excellent air release properties. These characteristics help reduce equipment wear, prevent pump cavitation and ensure smooth, stable system operation.
Mobil DTE Oil Heavy is recommended for use in steam and hydro turbine circulation systems, as well as in a wide range of industrial applications including plain and rolling element bearings, parallel shaft gearing, compressors and vacuum pumps. It is suitable for continuous circulation systems where long lubricant life and reliable protection are required.
Physical characteristics include a kinematic viscosity of approximately 95.1 mm²/s at 40°C and 10.9 mm²/s at 100°C, with a viscosity index of around 95. Mobil DTE Oil Heavy has a density of approximately 0.88 kg/l at 15°C, a flash point of approximately 237°C and a pour point of approximately −15°C, supporting reliable performance across a wide range of operating conditions.
