The AGIP BLASIA FMP series are very high performance gear oils for lubricating in extreme pressure conditions (EP) the last generation industrial gear reducers, in particular, those extremely compact and of high specific power that could have problems of micropitting damages. They are formulated with selected paraffinic base stocks and specific additives for a very wide operative exigencies, (ISO-L-CKD classification).
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AGIP BLASIA SX is an oil developed for the lubrication of gears and bearings operating at high temperatures. It is formulated from a synthetic base (polyalphaolefin) additive-treated to impart appropriate antirust, antiwear properties and exceptional oxidation and thermal stability.
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AGIP CLADIUM 120 is an API CD (series III) lubricant specifically formulated for naturally aspirated or even highly supercharged marine, industrial and locomotive diesel engine. Its additive package is suitably balanced in order to permit the use of either gas oil or marine diesel fuels, while ensuring top performance in engines with very high mean effective pressures.
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AGIP EXIDIA HG oils are suitable for lubricating machine tool guides. The oils are paraffinbased with special greasing, anti-rust and anti-sticking additives (EP). The various grades of oil fall under the following Classifications: ISO-L-HG 32, ISO-L-HG 68
and ISO-L-G 220.
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AGIP OSO is the trademark of a line of high quality hydraulic oils specially developed for use in all types of hydraulic systems and equipment. The oils are formulated from selected paraffinic base stocks treated with antirust, antioxidant, and anti-wear additives (ISO-LHM). These oils are available in a wide range of viscosity to suit all practical requirements.
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AGIP OTE products are designed to satisfy even the most severe lubrication requirements of steam, gas and water turbines. They are formulated from highly-refined, additive treated mineral base stocks. The wide range of viscosities available ensures that all possible lubricating requirements can be met.
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