16 oz Bottle, Hydraulic Oil, 68 ISO Viscosity, 20W SAE MPN:MSF1201507
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16 oz Bottle, Hydraulic Oil, 68 ISO Viscosity, 20W SAE
Miles Lubricants' 16 oz Hydraulic Oil is a high-performance lubricant designed for hydraulic systems and food-grade applications. Its 68 ISO viscosity and 20W SAE grade ensure reliable performance in extreme temperatures, from -36°F to 180°F. The synthetic base oil provides superior lubrication and protection against wear and corrosion. This H1 food-grade lubricant meets NSF standards and is suitable for use in food processing and preparation environments. Its clear color and 450°F flash point make it a safe and effective choice for hydraulic systems and equipment, reducing downtime and extending equipment lifespan.
Top product features:
- Hydraulic Oil provides lubrication for hydraulic systems.
- ISO Viscosity Grade 68 and SAE Grade 20W indicate the oil's suitable operating temperature range.
- Synthetic base oil provides improved performance in extreme temperatures.
Top product applications:
- Hydraulic Systems
- Food Grade Products
- Other hydraulic systems and equipment where a high-performance, synthetic hydraulic oil is required.
Hydraulic Oil, ISO Viscosity Grade 68, SAE Grade 20W, Base Oil Synthetic, Container Size 33 lb., Lubricant NSF Rating H1 Food Grade, Lubricant Additives No Additives, Min. Operating Temp. 6 Degrees F, Max. Operating Temp. 180 Degrees F, Flash Point 450 Degrees F, Pour Point -36 Degrees F, Container Type Bottle, Color Clear, Standards NSF 152885, H-1, Application Hydraulic Systems and Food Grade Products
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 12
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 13.50
- Package Width: 10.50
- Package Height: 10.00
- Package Weight: 13.50
Product info last updated on February 11, 2026 8:21pm UTC
Category: Automotive Fluids and Chemicals