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Shell Naturelle S2 Hydraulic Fluid 32
Biodegradable synthetic hydraulic fluid for environmentally sensitive areas
ISO VG 32
Divinol HE 32 / HE 46
Biodegradable HEES hydraulic oil on synthetic esters, for farm and forestry machinery
Specifications
- Brand
- Divinol
- Category
- Hydraulic oils
- Manufacturer code
- 48800
- Availability
- On order
Typical characteristics
| Property | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Colour / Appearance | clear, yellow | |
| Density/20°C | 919 kg/m³ | DIN 51 757 |
| Viscosity/0°C | 370 mm²/s | DIN 51 562 |
| Viscosity/40°C | 46 mm²/s | DIN 51 562 |
| Viscosity/100°C | 10 mm²/s | DIN 51 562 |
| Viscosity index | 190 | DIN ISO 2909 |
| Flash point (Cleveland) | > 220 °C | DIN ISO 2592 |
| Pour point | < -35 °C | DIN ISO 3016 |
| Corrosion effect on Copper | 1b | DIN EN ISO 2160 |
| Water hazard class, concentrate | not hazardous to waters |
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Manufacturer's description
Divinol HE 32 / HE 46 is a biodegradable hydraulic oil based on synthetic, biologically degradable esters combined with powerful, eco-friendly additive packages. It offers excellent oxidation stability, corrosion protection, low-temperature properties and EP behaviour, and thanks to its high viscosity index it covers ISO VG classes 32 to 68 in one product. It is awarded the "Euromargerite" Ecolabel according to DE/027/109 and is listed by the distributor for DIN ISO 15380 (HEES) and VDMA 24568. The oil is designed for hydraulic units operating in varying climatic conditions wherever leakage could bring the oil into contact with soil or ground water. It is mainly used in agricultural and forestry machinery, construction and water-management equipment, and in vehicles working on landfill sites or ski slopes. Compared with products based on vegetable triglycerides, Divinol HE 46 shows significantly better high-temperature oxidation stability. When converting from mineral oil, the system should always be drained and rinsed thoroughly: residual mineral oil reduces biodegradability and, in higher quantities, can worsen foaming. Follow VDMA 24569 when changing to biodegradable hydraulic fluids, and change the oil according to thermal load and the equipment manufacturer's specifications.
Applications
- Divinol HE 46 is used in hydraulic aggregates which are working under different climate conditions and if there is a danger of leakage and the oil could get in contact with the ground or the ground water. It is mainly used in machines working in the agriculture and forestry, building or water economy as well as for vehicles used at dumping grounds or on ski runs. The oil should be changed according to the thermal load and according to the specifications of the producer. If Divinol HE 46 is mixed with residue quantity of mineral oil the biological degradability will be reduced. Therefore, the aggregate in question should always be emptied and rinsed thoroughly before changing from. Should the content of mineral oil be too high it may lead to worse foaming characteristics. We recommend following the requirements of the VDMA 24569 when changing to a biologically degradable hydraulic fluids. In comparison to products based on vegetable tri-glycerides Divinol HE 46 shows significantly better high temperature-oxidation stability.
Performance & benefits
- based on synthetic and biologically degradable ester as well as powerful eco-friendly additive combinations
- offers excellent oxidation stability, corrosion and low temperature properties as well as EP behaviour
- due to its high viscosity index the product covers the ISO-VG classes from 32 to 68
- awarded with the "Euromargerite" according DE/027/109
Standards & approvals
EU Ecolabel
The European Union's voluntary ecolabel, certifying that a product, including lubricants, meets reduced-environmental-impact criteria across its life cycle.
OECD 301B
OECD 301B biodegradability above 60 %
A test result rather than a norm: OECD 301B measures the carbon dioxide evolved over 28 days. Above 60 % counts as "readily biodegradable", the threshold the environmental labels require.