Brand
Eni
Type
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 15W-40
Manufacturer code
007407

Eni i-Sea inboard 4T 15W-40

Multigrade oil for four-stroke inboard marine engines

Specifications

Brand
Eni
Category
Engine oils
Type
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 15W-40
Manufacturer code
007407
Availability
On order

Approved for

Compatible vehicles

Deutz
industrial diesel engines, Tier 3/Stage IIIA generation
MAN
TGA
Mercedes-Benz
Actros, Atego, Axor
MTU
Series 2000 diesel engine-generator sets, Series 4000 genset, Series 4000 marine
Volvo
FH, FH16, FM

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Density at 15°Ckg/m³869ASTM D 4052
Viscosity at 100°Cmm²/s14.5ASTM D 445
Viscosity index146ASTM D 2270
Viscosity at -20°CmPa·s6800ASTM D 5293
Pour point°C-27ASTM D 5950
Flash point COC°C220ASTM D 92
B. N.mg KOH/g9.1ASTM D 2896

Complete documentation

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Manufacturer's description

Eni i-Sea inboard 4T 15W-40 is a high performance lubricant for universal use in 4-stroke inboard engines, gasoline or diesel, also supercharged.

Applications

  • Eni i-Sea inboard 4T 15W-40 is a high performance lubricant for universal use in 4-stroke inboard engines, gasoline or diesel, also supercharged.

Performance & benefits

  • It is formulated with hi-end technology components that allow the engine to maintain its maximum performance, while protecting it from mechanical wear and saline corrosion, also in case of prolonged inactivity
  • It keeps the engine clean avoiding the formation of carbon deposits, ensuring maximum reliability of operation and a long life for all lubricated parts
  • It minimizes the formation of sludge in the engine, avoiding the risk of occlusion of the filters
  • It has been successfully subjected to the most stringent performance tests by the leading marine engine manufacturers

Standards & approvals

  • ACEA E7

    ACEA E7 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for heavy-duty diesel engines.Source

  • ACEA E5

    ACEA E5 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for heavy-duty diesel engines at extended drain intervals. An earlier sequence, no longer on ACEA's current list; it remains the level specified for the engines of its era.Source

  • ACEA E3

    ACEA E3 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for heavy-duty diesel engines of the Euro I–III era. An earlier sequence, no longer on ACEA's current list; it remains the level specified for the engines of its era.Source

  • ACEA B3

    ACEA B3 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for light-duty diesel engines. An earlier sequence, no longer on ACEA's current list; it remains the level specified for the engines of its era.Source

  • Diesel engine oil, API CI-4 performance level

    API's service category for compression-ignition engines. Current category.Source

  • Petrol engine oil, API SL performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.Source

  • Deutz DQC III-05 — engine oil (superseded)

    An earlier generation of Deutz's DQC engine-oil quality classification, preceding the current DQC III-18/IV-18 generations.

  • MAN M 3275-1 — truck engine oil

    MAN's specification for medium-drain truck engine oils at the ACEA E7 level, without a low-ash requirement.

  • Mercedes-Benz multigrade truck diesel engine oil

    Mercedes-Benz's approval for multigrade engine oils in medium- and high-duty diesel engines without exhaust aftertreatment, up to roughly Euro IV. Daimler Truck now issues the same requirement as DTFR 15B110; the two designations cover the same oil.

  • MTU oil quality category 2: higher-quality monograde and multigrade oils for MTU diesel engines, without an ash cap.

  • Volvo's engine oil specification for Euro III–V trucks without a particulate filter, with severe soot control requirements for EGR engines.

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