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Hydraulic Fluid 7-50S-3

Polysiloxane-ester aviation hydraulic fluid · -60 °C to +175 °C

Description

A high-performance aviation hydraulic fluid formulated from a blend of polysiloxane fluid and organic ester with an anti-wear additive and oxidation inhibitors. It exhibits much-improved anti-wear performance, low evaporation rate, high lubricating properties, high thermo-oxidative stability and excellent resistance to foaming.

Application

Best used in aircraft hydraulic systems, including those of the MiG-25 and MiG-29. Used across a wide temperature range from -60 °C to +175 °C, with the possibility of short-term overheating up to 200 °C. Permissible working pressure in the hydraulic system up to 21 MPa.

Cost-Saving Benefits

  • Low pour point — does not freeze down to -70 °C
  • Excellent thermal and oxidation stability
  • Excellent wear and corrosion protection
  • Effective lubrication at high and low operating temperatures

Typical Properties

PropertyTypical
AppearanceYellow clear oil
Viscosity at 200 °C, cSt1.35
Viscosity at 20 °C, cSt24.0
Viscosity at -60 °C, cSt2420
Flash point, COC, °C204
Pour point, °C-72
Acid number, mg KOH/g0.025
Thermo-oxidative stability, 200 °C / 30 h
Viscosity after oxidation at 200 °C, cSt1.5
Viscosity after oxidation at 20 °C, cSt26.0
Viscosity after oxidation at -60 °C, cSt4200
Corrosion (steel 30HGSA, duralumin D16A TV, bronze BrAZh 9-4)None

Typical values shown do not constitute a specification. The information is based on current knowledge and is intended to describe the product for possible applications; it does not release the user from performing preliminary tests.

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