Divinol GL 5 80W-90

Specifications

Brand

Divinol

Category

Manual gearbox & axle oils

Viscosity

SAE 80W-90

Manufacturer code

52120

Availability

On order

Approved for

• Mercedes-Benz
• MAN
• Volvo
• Renault
• ZF
• Voith

Compatible vehicles

Case

Quadtrac CVX, Steiger CVX

Claas

Xerion

MAN

TGS, TGX

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class W202, E-Class W210, S-Class W140

New Holland

T9

Volvo

FH/FM heavy hypoid rear axles, FH/FM/FMX rear drive axles

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

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

Divinol GL 5 80W-90 is a multigrade hypoid gear oil for heavy-duty conditions. In addition to excellent extreme-pressure (EP) properties, its optimised viscosity adjustment minimises friction in the gear set. The oil can also be deployed in final drives without differential and is suitable for normal oil change intervals. Key benefits are very good corrosion protection, favourable viscosity-temperature behaviour, optimum load-carrying capacity and top anti-wear properties. Good resistance to ageing keeps the oil in specification throughout the drain interval, and background gear noise is minimised. It is intended for hypoid transmissions requiring API GL-5 performance where an SAE 80W-90 grade is specified. Divinol GL 5 80W-90 meets API GL-5 and MIL-L-2105 D. The manufacturer states performance in line with MAN 342 M1, MB 235.0, Renault GL-5, Voith 3.325-339, Volvo 97310 / 97316 and ZF TE-ML 07A, 08, 16B/C/D, 17B, 19B, 21A, all of which are also listed by Divinol Romania.

Applications

• Suitable for use in hypoid transmissions according to API GL-5, where SAE 80W90 is required.

Performance & benefits

• Multgrade hypoid gear oil for heavy duty conditions. Divinol GL 5 80W90 can be deployed in final drives without differential. In addition to excellent EP properties Divinol GL 5 80W90 minimizes friction through optimum viscosity adjustment. Benefits
• Very good corrosion protection
• viscosity-temperature behavior
• optimum load carrying capacity
• top anti-wear properties
• good resistance to aging
• background noise is minimized
• also suitable for normal oil change intervals

Standards & approvals

• API GL-5

  Gear oil, API GL-5 service level

  API's service designation for axle and manual transmission oils.

• MIL-L-2105 D

  API GL-5 / MIL-L-2105D — EP axle oil

  The performance level for extreme-pressure hypoid axle oils defined by the US military specification MIL-L-2105D, in practice equivalent to API GL-5.

• MAN 342 Typ M1

  MAN 342 type M1 — axle oil

  MAN's list of axle oils; type M1 covers mineral hypoid oils at standard drain intervals.

• MB-Approval 235.0

  Mercedes-Benz general-purpose gear oil

  Mercedes-Benz's approval for general-purpose gear oils used across manual gearboxes, axles and other driveline units.

• Voith 3.325-339

  Voith 3.325-339 — retarder and transmission oil

  The Voith list of oils approved for its own bus and truck transmissions and retarders.

• Volvo 97310

  Volvo 97310 transmission oil

  Volvo’s specification for the transmission oil of its truck gearboxes. Datasheets often quote it together with 97316.

• Volvo 97316

  Volvo 97316 transmission oil

  Volvo’s specification for the transmission oil of its truck gearboxes. Datasheets often quote it together with 97310.

• ZF TE-ML 07A

  Hydrostatic-mechanical drive gear oil (ZF class 07A)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF hydrostatic-mechanical and electric drive systems; class 07A is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 08

  Non-power-assisted steering-gear oil (ZF class 08)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF non-power-assisted steering systems for cars, commercial and off-road vehicles (maintained by Bosch since 2015); class 08 is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 16B

  Rail-vehicle transmission oil (ZF class 16B)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transmissions for rail vehicles; class 16B is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 16C

  Rail-vehicle transmission oil (ZF class 16C)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transmissions for rail vehicles; class 16C is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 16D

  Rail-vehicle transmission oil (ZF class 16D)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transmissions for rail vehicles; class 16D is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 17B

  Lift-truck transmission and axle oil (ZF class 17B)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transmissions and axles for lift trucks; class 17B is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 19B

  Commercial-vehicle transfer-case oil (ZF class 19B)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transfer and offset transmissions for commercial vehicles; class 19B is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 21A

  Tractor axle oil (ZF class 21A)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF tractor axles, harvester transmissions and final drives; class 21A is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source