Tutela Transmission Stargear AX-ED

Specifications

Brand

Petronas

Category

Manual gearbox & axle oils

Viscosity

SAE 75W-90

Manufacturer code

76441

Availability

On order

Approved for

• Mercedes-Benz
• MAN
• ZF
• API
• SAE
• MIL / NATO
• DAF

Compatible vehicles

Case

721F Wheel Loader, Quadtrac CVX, Steiger CVX

Claas

Xerion

DAF

CF, XF

Iveco

S-Way, Stralis

John Deere

644E Wheel Loader, 744H Wheel Loader, 844J Wheel Loader

Mack

Anthem/Pinnacle/Granite drive axles and transmissions and transfer cases

MAN

Lion's City, TGL, TGM, TGS, TGX

Mercedes-Benz

C-Class W204, E-Class W212

Meritor

single- and tandem-drive axles on European heavy trucks and trailers

New Holland

T9

Scania

G-series, P-series, R-series

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

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

TUTELA TRANSMISSION STARGEAR AX-ED (PLI code 76441) is a fully synthetic fluid developed for the latest generation of heavy commercial vehicle axles, for use under heavy loads and with extended change intervals. The SAE 75W-90 formulation offers a high viscosity index of 157, a kinematic viscosity of 15.1 cSt at 100°C, a pour point of -51°C, a Brookfield viscosity of 67,000 cPs at -40°C and a flash point above 200°C, with foam limited to traces, ensuring both cold-start lubrication and a stable film at high operating temperatures. The product meets SAE J2360, API GL-5/MT-1 and MIL-PRF-2105E, holds the MB-Approval 235.8 and SCANIA STO 1:0, and covers ARVIN MERITOR O76-N, MAN 341 Type E3, MAN 342 Typ M3 performance, ZF TE-ML 02B, 05A, 12L, 12N, 16F, 17B, 19C and 21A, DAF performance, MACK GO-J performance and RENAULT note technique B0032/2 annex 3. Available in 20-litre and 200-litre packs; always check the axle manufacturer's requirements before use.

Applications

• Axles of the latest generation of heavy commercial vehicles, under heavy loads.

Performance & benefits

• Allows extended change intervals.

Standards & approvals

• 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.

• API GL-5

  Gear oil, API GL-5 service level

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

• API MT-1

  Gear oil, API MT-1 service level

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

• Arvin Meritor 0-76-N

  Meritor O-76-N — axle lubricant

  The Meritor specification for axle lubricants in the O-76 series; the trailing letter gives the performance level and base oil, N being one of the synthetic extended-drain levels.

• MAN 341 Typ E3

  MAN 341 type E3 — synthetic gearbox oil

  Type E3 of the MAN 341 list: synthetic manual gearbox oils with extended drain intervals.

• MAN 342 Typ M3

  MAN 342 type M3 — synthetic axle oil

  Type M3 of the MAN 342 list: synthetic axle oils with extended drain intervals.

• MB-Approval 235.8

  Mercedes-Benz hypoid axle oil (former numbering)

  The Mercedes-Benz hypoid axle-oil approval later renumbered by Daimler Truck as DTFR 12B140; still seen on older datasheets under the MB-Approval 235.8 name.

• MIL-PRF-2105E

  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.

• Scania STO 1:0

  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.

• ZF TE-ML 02B

  Manual/automated truck, bus and van gearbox oil (ZF class 02B)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for Manual and automated ZF transmissions for trucks, buses, light commercial and special vehicles; class 02B is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 05A

  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

• ZF TE-ML 12L

  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

• ZF TE-ML 12N

  Bus and truck axle oil (ZF class 12N)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF axles and wheel heads for buses and trucks; class 12N is the specific lubricant level a given unit in this family requires.Source

• ZF TE-ML 16F

  Rail-vehicle transmission oil (ZF class 16F)

  ZF's list of admitted lubricants for ZF transmissions for rail vehicles; class 16F 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 19C

  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

• 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

• Mack GO-J

  Mack GO-J — axle/hypoid gear oil

  Mack's specification for hypoid gear oils used in truck axles and heavily-loaded manual transmissions.Source

Packaging

• 20 L
• 200 L