Omala Oil F 220 Shell

Omala Oil F 220 :

Shell Omala F oils are premium quality, lead-free, extreme-pressure oils designed, primarily, for the lubrication of heavy duty industrial gears. Their high load carrying capacity and anti-friction characteristics combine to offer superior performance in gears and other industrial applications. They are formulated using high viscosity index, solvent refined, base oils and incorporate a special sulphur-phosphorus additive to provide an extreme pressure performance significantly better than that provided by leaded gear oils.

Performance, Features & Benefits Of Shell Omala Oil F 220

Excellent load carrying and anti-friction characteristics
Reduces gear tooth and bearing wear on both steel and bronze components. The load carrying capacity of Shell Omala F Oils, as determined in laboratory tests, is significantly better than that of leaded gear oils. Gear tooth wear is reduced, particularly under conditions of high load.
Typical test results for Shell Omala F 220 are:

• Extreme Pressure Properties
  Timken Wear & Lubricant Testing Machine: IP 240 / ASTM D2782
  OK Load lbs = 60 mins
• Four Ball Extreme Pressure Test
  Initial siezure load kg IP 239/79 = 250 kg
• Load Carrying Capacity
  FZG Gear Machine: IP 334
  A/8.3/90 and A/16.6/90 Failure Load Stage = >12
• Outstanding oxidation and thermal stability
  Withstands high thermal loading and resists the formation
  of sludge and other harmful products of oxidation. Extended oil life, even with bulk oil temperatures up to 1000C in certain applications
• Effective corrosion inhibition
  Protects both steel and bronze components, even in the
  presence of contamination by water and solids
• Resistant to micro-pitting
  Standard setting anti micro-pitting performance to reduce
  the risk of premature failure through surface distress
• Wide range of viscosities
  Caters for the most varied and arduous industrial
  applications
• Lead-free
  Operator acceptability. Reduced health risk.
• Water shedding properties
  Shell Omala F Oils have excellent water separation
  properties. Excess water can be drained easily from lubrication systems. (Water can greatly accelerate surface fatigue on gears and bearings as well as promoting ferrous corrosion on internal surfaces. Water contamination should be avoided or removed as quickly as possible after the occurrence).
• Heater Capacity
  The capacity of heaters, used to raise bulk oil temperatures,
  should not exceed 11.5 KJ/m2 (7.5 W/in2).

Main Applications Of Omala Oil F 220

Steel gear transmissions.

• Industrial gear drives where a full EP performance is
  required.
• Bearings.
• Circulating and splash lubricated systems.
• Shell Omala F should not be used for automotive hypoid
  gears. The appropriate Shell Spirax Oil should be used for
  this purpose.
• Shell do not recommend/support use in systems with fine filtration (<10 microns) because sustained foam control
  performance is not assured. Please consult your Shell Local Technical Advisor and Product Application Specialist.

Specifications, Approvals & Recommendations Omala Oil F 220

• Sufficient oxidation stability for a lifetime of 10,000 hours or two years at 800C
• Flender Foam Test
• A pass in the FVA-54/II micro pitting (grey staining) test at load stage 10 at 900C
• A load stage 12 pass in the FZG double speed test ( DIN
  51354 Part 2)
  For a full listing of equipment approvals and recommendations, please consult your local Shell Technical Helpdesk.

Compatibility & Miscibility

• Change-over Procedures
  The following procedures and precautions are recommended when changing oils - including leaded grades:-
  As a general principle, oil that has been in use for some
  time should be renewed completely. For complete benefit, Shell Omala F should be not be mixed with other oils.
• Gearboxes
  Drain the gearbox completely and inspect internally.
  Remove any sludge deposits manually. Flush the gearbox with new oil. Drain and refill with the appropriate viscosity Shell Omala F oil.
• Gear systems
  Drain off the old oil.
  The minimum amount of Shell Omala F oil necessary to maintain circulation should be pumped around the system, for as long as practicable, to flush out all pipe work and inaccessible points. Use warm oil, if possible.
  Discard the flushing charge and, provided a careful inspection shows the lubrication system, including filters, drains and sumps to be free of contamination, refill with the appropriate viscosity Shell Omala F oil. If the examination is not satisfactory, repeat the procedure.
  For newer charges of leaded gear oil, an inspection as detailed should be carried out. If the system is found to be reasonably clean, top-up the existing oil with Shell Omala F oil may be carried out observing the following safeguards:
  Make top up by adding frequent small quantities, rather than occasional large charges.
  Inspect the system regularly for an initial period of three months, particularly with regard to the cleanliness of filters. The inspection frequency may be extended gradually to normal manufacturers' recommended periods as long as
  conditions are satisfactory.
• Seal and Paint Compatibility
  Shell Omala F Oils are compatible with internal gearbox
  paints; also solid and liquid seals.

Typical Physical Characteristics Of Omala Oil F 220

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