Brand
Divinol
Type
Hydraulic oils
Primary standard
DIN 51524
Manufacturer code
48770

Divinol GWA ISO 32

Zinc-free universal mineral oil for hydraulic systems, gears and bearings

Specifications

Brand
Divinol
Manufacturer code
48770
Availability
On order

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Colourlighter 4.0DIN ISO 2049
Density/15°C870 kg/m³DIN EN ISO 12185
Viscosity/40°C32 mm²/sASTM D 7042
Flash point (Cleveland)> 200 °CDIN ISO 2592
Pour point< -18 °CDIN ISO 3016

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Manufacturer's description

Divinol GWA ISO 32 (Art-Nr. 48770) is a high-quality refined mineral oil in ISO VG 32 from Zeller+Gmelin, formulated as a universal hydraulic and gear oil. It is free of zinc and is highly resistant to ageing, with corrosion and oxidation protection as well as anti-friction and anti-wear components. The product is used in hydraulic and mechanical gears — including gearboxes with electro-magnetic multi-disc clutches — as well as in hydraulic systems and in roller and slide bearings. This broad application range makes it a practical choice for machine tools and industrial equipment where one oil is required to serve several lubrication points. Divinol GWA ISO 32 fulfils the requirements for hydraulic oils according to DIN 51 524 part 1/part 2, HL/HLP, and the requirements for lubricating oils according to DIN 51 517 part 2, CL.

Applications

  • Divinol GWA ISO 32 is used in hydraulic and mechanical gears, also with electro-multi-disk clutches, in hydraulics, in roller and slide bearings etc.

Performance & benefits

  • high quality refined mineral oil
  • highly resistant to aging
  • free of zinc
  • with corrosion and oxidation protection
  • contains anti-friction and anti-wear components
  • fulfils the requirements for hydraulic oils as per DIN 51 524 part 1/part 2, HL/HLP
  • fulfils the requirements for lubricating oils as per DIN 51 517 part 2, CL

Standards & approvals

  • DIN 51524

    Hydraulic oil — DIN 51524

    The German standard for mineral hydraulic fluids, in three parts: HL (part 1), HLP (part 2) and HVLP (part 3), by additive package and viscosity index.

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