Petrol & Diesel Engine 10W40 Oil/ Lubricant – 5 Litres (GX160 – GX390)

Tanair Petrol & Diesel Engine 10W40 Lubricant

Performance 10W/40 is a multigrade engine oil, meeting API classifications. Present day motor engineering and motoring conditions have necessitated the rapid advancement in lubricant design and performance. Performance 10W/40 is a new generation multigrade engine oil manufactured from carefully selected base oils and the very latest technology. It meets the majority of the latest engine manufacturer’s requirements and specifications. It can be supplied for most mixed fleet applications. Dispersant additives help maintain engine cleanliness in the latest petrol engines and the detergent additives help reduce unwanted deposits in turbo charges and on pistons.

Benefits

• High shear stability for stay in grade performance.
• High temperature stability.
• Improved bore polishing protection.
• Anti-wear performance for reduced engine wear.
• Ideal mixed fleet lubricant.
• Excellent sludge control for stop-go city motoring.

Applications

Performance 10W/40 is suitable for normally aspirated and turbo charged highly stressed petrol engines and diesel engines in industrial equipment. It is miscible with all synthetic and mineral based engine oils.

Safety Data Sheet & Specification available on request, please contact us.

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Utilising the right kind of oil in your air compressor will have numerous advantages for equipment. It can effectively reduce energy consumption, decrease friction and wear between different motor parts and maximise the lifespan of the compressor.

What Kind of Oil Should I Use for My Air Compressor?

Many people question what oil to use in their air compressor, often wondering whether there’s a better option available. The best oil to use in an air compressor will often depend on the manufacturer’s recommendations. Typically, your compressor guidelines will specify which oil would work best to ensure peak performance. The manufacturer’s recommendations should also tell you if synthetic blends will work for a specific air compressor.

You want to abide by the compressor manufacturer’s warranty guidelines. Non-specified oil substitutes like motor oil could void the warranty and eliminate any added perks. The manufacturer can trust compressor oil to be formulated specifically for air compressors. The same cannot be said of other oil types, even if they are technically a viable replacement. Whether standard, synthetic or a substitute, the oil you use must be non-detergent.

If your warranty guidelines don’t specify a type of oil, chat to us, we’ll be happy to help!