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    Vacuum Oil is a lubricant oil formulated for use in vacuum pumps. It undergoes special degassing treatment to remove gases. This gives it high lubricating properties, excellent resistance to oxidation and rust, and good demulsifying abilities. It is a clear liquid with a density of 0.89 kg/dm3, viscosity of 100 cSt at 40°C, and pour point of -12°C. The company NILS has supplied high performance lubricants for over forty years and can provide technical support.

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    Vacuum Oil is a lubricant oil formulated for use in vacuum pumps. It undergoes special degassing treatment to remove gases. This gives it high lubricating properties, excellent resistance to oxidation and rust, and good demulsifying abilities. It is a clear liquid with a density of 0.89 kg/dm3, viscosity of 100 cSt at 40°C, and pour point of -12°C. The company NILS has supplied high performance lubricants for over forty years and can provide technical support.

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    Vacuum Oil is a lubricant oil formulated for use in vacuum pumps. It undergoes special degassing treatment to remove gases. This gives it high lubricating properties, excellent resistance to oxidation and rust, and good demulsifying abilities. It is a clear liquid with a density of 0.89 kg/dm3, viscosity of 100 cSt at 40°C, and pour point of -12°C. The company NILS has supplied high performance lubricants for over forty years and can provide technical support.

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    Vacuum Oil is a lubricant oil formulated for use in vacuum pumps. It undergoes special degassing treatment to remove gases. This gives it high lubricating properties, excellent resistance to oxidation and rust, and good demulsifying abilities. It is a clear liquid with a density of 0.89 kg/dm3, viscosity of 100 cSt at 40°C, and pour point of -12°C. The company NILS has supplied high performance lubricants for over forty years and can provide technical support.

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    Technical Data Sheet VACUUM OIL

    Vacuum pump oil

    Description VACUUM OIL is an lubricant oil particularly formulated to be used on


    vacuum pumps. This means that this article is not only an exceptionally high
    level of quality, but it also passed through special treatment of degassing.

    Characteristics As consequence of this special formulation and treatment during the


    production procedure Vacuum Oil provides following features:

    - particularly elevated lubricant properties


    - excellent resistance to oxidation and strong anti-rust properties
    - this product is degassed
    - offers excellent demulsifying properties (water separation)

    Technical Data
    Appearance Clear liquid
    Density at 15° C DIN 51757 kg/dm³ 0.890
    Viscosity at 40°C DIN 51562 cSt 100
    Viscosity index ASTM D 2270 100
    Pour point ASTM D 97 °C - 12
    Flash point COC ISO 2592 °C > 200

    For more than forty years is the company NILS active in the field of lubricants. It is specialized to supply the highest
    performance lubricants and analysis services to its partners and clients. Our technicians are at your disposal not only to provide
    further details on a particular product, but also to find a solution to your matter in order to reduce the lubrication cost and to
    improve the working and production process.

    Ed. 10/17

    Subject to modification of the technical data. Please refer to the material safety data sheet for additional information or contact our technical support.

    www.nils.eu • nils@nils.eu
    www.nilsyourbike.com

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