Mobilube HD-A Plus 80W-90
Gear oil for extended-drain axles, notably Mercedes-Benz, API GL-5, MB 235.23
SAE 80W-90
Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.
| Property | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|
| SAE Grade | 80W-90 | |
| Appearance | slightly brown | |
| Colour | L 3,5 | DIN ISO 2049 |
| Viscosity/40°C | 160 mm²/s | ASTM D 7042 |
| Viscosity/100°C | 16.5 mm²/s | ASTM D 7042 |
| Viscosity index | 110 | ASTM D 2270 |
| Density/15°C | 890 kg/m³ | DIN EN ISO 12185 |
| Pour point | -30 °C | DIN ISO 3016 |
| Flash point (Cleveland) | 220 °C | DIN ISO 2592 |
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Divinol Multi-Axle 80W-90 (Art. No. 52100) is a multigrade hypoid gear oil for heavy-duty conditions, designed for use in final drives without differential lock. Alongside its excellent EP properties, its optimised viscosity adjustment minimises friction. The result is very good corrosion protection, good viscosity-temperature behaviour, optimum load-carrying capacity and top anti-wear performance, together with good resistance to ageing and minimised running noise. The product is also suitable for longer oil-change intervals. It is intended for hypoid transmissions to API GL-5 where SAE 80W-90 is required – for example Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles with HL6 axles (MB-Approval 235.20), MAN 342 M3 and Scania STO 1:0 applications. Divinol Multi-Axle 80W-90 meets API GL-5 (MT-1), MIL-PRF-2105E and SAE J2360. It holds the manufacturer approvals MB-Approval 235.20, MAN 342 Typ M3, MAN 341 Typ GA1, Scania STO 1:0 and ZF TE-ML 05A/12L/12M/16B/17B/19B/21A (ZF001684), and covers the performance requirements of Arvin Meritor Axles 076-D, DAF, Mack GO-J and ZF TE-ML 07A/12E/16C/16D/19C.
Gear oil, API GL-5 service level
API's service designation for axle and manual transmission oils.
Gear oil, API MT-1 service level
API's service designation for axle and manual transmission oils.
MIL-PRF-2105E — EP gear and axle oil
The revised issue of the US military EP gear oil specification, which added seal compatibility requirements. Superseded by SAE J2360.
SAE J2360 — registered EP axle oil
The standard that took over the MIL-PRF-2105E military specification. Unlike API GL-5 it requires product registration and axle rig testing, which makes it the harder level to hold.
Mercedes-Benz axle gear oil, current level
A Mercedes-Benz axle gear-oil approval in the 235 series.Source
MAN 342 type M3 — synthetic axle oil
Type M3 of the MAN 342 list: synthetic axle oils with extended drain intervals.
MAN 341 Typ GA1 — manual gearbox/axle gear oil
MAN's approval class GA1 for gear oils in manual and automated-manual truck gearboxes and axle drives.Source
Construction machinery axle oil (ZF class 05A)
ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF axles for construction machinery; class 05A is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source
Bus and truck axle oil (ZF class 12L)
ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF axles and wheel heads for buses and trucks; class 12L is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source
Bus and truck axle oil (ZF class 12M)
ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF axles and wheel heads for buses and trucks; class 12M is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source
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
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
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
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
Scania STO 1:0 — transmission and axle oil
Scania's works standard for the oils in its own gearboxes and axles, with synchroniser and hypoid gear protection requirements.
Mack GO-J — axle/hypoid gear oil
Mack's specification for hypoid gear oils used in truck axles and heavily-loaded manual transmissions.Source
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
Bus and truck axle oil (ZF class 12E)
ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF axles and wheel heads for buses and trucks; class 12E is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source
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
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
Commercial-vehicle transfer-case oil (ZF class 19C)
ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transfer and offset transmissions for commercial vehicles; class 19C is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source
MAN 342 type M2 — axle oil
Type M2 of the MAN 342 list, with tighter rear-axle thermal stability requirements than M1.