Hydraulic ZF HLP 68 208L, Valvoline

Valvoline HLP ZF oils are formulated for a wide range of applications and to meet special requirements for oils of this quality. They are manufactured from solvent neutral base oils and ashless additives (zinc-free), whose performance enables long and reliable operation of the hydraulic system in low and high temperatures and high loads, enabling excellent power transmission and motion.
For mobile and static hydraulic applications of industrial and other equipment. Hydraulic systems in need of zinc free hydraulic oil for the protection of yellow metals.
Hydraulic systems in need of ashless hydraulic oil with environmental friendlier additives. Sometimes recommended as air compressor oil.
Formulated with high quality mineral base oils and specific additives to protect against corrosion, foaming and sludge forming. Excellent hydrolytic stability in the presence of moisture provides protection against rust and corrosion.High oxidation stability allows oxidation resistance in the presence of water, air and copper.
Efficient anticorrosion properties of non-ferrous metals (copper, brass and bronze).
Excellent filtration characteristics enable efficient oil filtration even under the most severe conditions and prevent the harmful effect of the most common contaminants such as water and calcium, which cause clogging of the filters.Remarkable demulsive properties that allow quick water separation in the tank if it penetrates into the hydraulic system and prevent the creation of harmful emulsion and consequent damages to the oil pump and the system. Fast air separation and absence of oil foaming ensure impeccable operation of hydraulic devices and prevent the appearance of the cavitation of the oil pump by taking care of the
hydraulic system and oil performance.
Performance levels:
ISO L-HM
ISO 6743-4
ISO 11 158 HM
DIN 51524/2 (HLP)
AFNOR NF E 48 603 HM
SIS SS 155434
ASTM D 6158 HM
Parker Hannifin (Denison) HF-1/HF-2
SEB 181 222
AIST 127, 136
Eaton Vickers I-286-S
Eaton Vickers M-2950-S
VDMA 24318