Shell Hydraulic S1 M 68
Anti-wear hydraulic oil for everyday industrial and mobile applications
ISO 11158 HM
| Property | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| ISO viscosity grade | 22 | ISO 3448 |
| Fluid type (ISO classification) | HM | |
| Kinematic viscosity @0°CcSt | 180 | Astm D445 |
| Kinematic viscosity @40°CcSt | 22 | Astm D445 |
| Kinematic viscosity @100°CcSt | 4.3 | Astm D445 |
| Viscosity index | 100 | ISO 2909 |
| Density @15°Ckg/m3 | 866 | ISO 12185 |
| Flash point (COC)°C | 210 | ISO 2592 |
| Pour point°C | -30 | ISO 3016 |
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Eaton Vickers Brochure 694 — fluid requirements
The Vickers brochure that set the classic requirements for hydraulic oils in vane and piston pumps: cleanliness, antiwear performance and thermal stability.
Bosch Rexroth RE 90220 — mineral hydraulic fluids
Bosch Rexroth’s data sheet for hydraulic fluids based on mineral oil and related hydrocarbons, for its own pumps and motors: filterability, cleanliness and antiwear requirements beyond DIN 51524-2.
Hydraulic oil, type H HM — ISO 11158
The international standard for mineral hydraulic fluids; class HM is the antiwear oil, the ISO counterpart of DIN 51524-2 HLP.
ASTM D6158, type HM — antiwear hydraulic oil
The American standard for mineral hydraulic oils of type HM, that is, oils with antiwear additives. It is the ASTM counterpart of DIN 51524-2 HLP and ISO 11158 HM.
Hydraulic oil HLP — DIN 51524, part 2
Part 2 of the German hydraulic fluid standard: HLP oils — mineral oils with oxidation, corrosion and antiwear additives. It is the most widely quoted reference in industrial hydraulics.
GB 11118.1 L-HM — hydraulic oil (China)
The Chinese national standard for hydraulic fluids; class L-HM is the antiwear oil, with a high-pressure variant.