RF MO Series (Mineral Oil)
RF MO Series is a highly refined naphthenic mineral refrigeration oil for air conditioners, refrigerators, cabinets and other refrigeration equipment running on R22. Available in five grades: 32, 46, 56, 68 and 100.
Product details
RF MO Series is refined from highly refined naphthenic mineral base oil with carefully selected additives. Long-term contact with refrigerant at high and low temperatures does not cause deterioration, reducing paint film and oil scale; it forms an effective anticorrosive film on metal surfaces; and its low pour point (down to -35°C) helps prevent 'ice plug' formation. Excellent lubrication prolongs compressor life. Five viscosity grades (32, 46, 56, 68 and 100) match a broad range of compressor manufacturer specifications. Complies with GB16630-2012. Supplied in boxes of 4 x 4-litre bottles.
Available sizes
Sold per box: 4 bottles of 4 litres (16 litres per box). Minimum order: 1 box. Quantity in the cart is the number of boxes. Please state the grade (RF-MO 32, 46, 56, 68 or 100) with your order.
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