Shell Omala S2 GX 460 209L | Industrial Gear Oil | 300012365
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- No stock at Kempsey
- No stock at Wagga
Description
• High load carrying capacity • Protection against micropitting • Compatible with seals and paints • Excellent performance in enclosed gear applications
Benefits
- High load carrying capacity and excellent wear protection
- Outstanding micropitting resistance protects the gears
- Compatible with seals and paint systems, preventing material damage
- Enhanced oxidation and thermal stability extend oil life and reduce costs
- Optimal water separation, corrosion, and foam control maintain gear efficiency
Technical
Recommendations: Shell Omala S2 GX 460 is ideal for heavy-duty industrial gearboxes, offering excellent performance in enclosed gear applications such as steel-on-steel, spur, helical, or planetary gear drives. It also suits non-geared applications such as bearings. Technical Specifications: - ISO VG 460 - Fives Cincinnati Machine P-35 - AGMA EP 9005-F16 - ISO 12925-1 Type CKD/CKC - DIN 51517 Part 3 - CLP - AIST (US Steel) 224 - Flender Approvals
Specifications
- Part number
- OSHOMAF460209L
- UPC
- 5011987259010
- Weight
- 209 kg
Dimensions
- Length
- 580 mm
- Width
- 580 mm
- Height
- 880 mm
Dangerous goods
- UN number
- (C2)
- Proper shipping name
- Combustible Liquid C2 (not DG for transport)
Product details
- ISO VG 460
- Fives Cincinnati Machine P-35
- AGMA EP 9005-F16
- ISO 12925-1 Type CKD/CKC
- DIN 51517 Part 3 - CLP
- AIST (US Steel) 224
- Flender Approvals
Fitment
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Fitment notes
Vehicle Applications: Shell Omala S2 GX 460 is suitable for enclosed industrial gear systems using steel-on-steel, spur, helical, or planetary gear drives including highly loaded systems with splash or forced circulation systems. It is also suitable for bearings and other steel-on-steel components with splash or forced circulation systems.
