Mineral based Hydraulic Oils

Hydrolubric VG (HD)

Antiwear hydraulic oils for general hydraulic application. A carefully selected and balanced additive combination provides enhanced  hydrolitic and thermal stability, corrosion protection, pour point and anti-foam properties. 

Hydrolubric VGS

Having a very high Viscosity Index these oils were designed for use in hydraulic power and control systems that are subjected to extremes of ambient temperature.

Hydrolubric VGD

Special, Zn-free, detergent type of antiwear hydraulic oils. These hydraulic oils can also be used in the presence of some water or water mixable metalworking fluid.

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Fire resistant Hydraulic Fluids

Hydrolubric S-BSR

High water-based multipurpose fluids (HFAE) with excellent wear and corrosion protection.

Hidrol HFC 46

Fire-resistant fluid (water-glycol type HFC) for use in hydraulic equipment where a fire hazard exists such as in diecasting shops, foundries, steel plants, glassworks, rolling mills, mines, dredges, vehicles, waste treatment plants, etc. Meets all the requirements and tests in the 7th Luxemburg Report HFC Group.

Hidrol 807 S

Synthetic concentrate for fire-resistant fluid (type HFAS) for hydraulic equipment in mines, that meets all the requirements and tests in the 6th Luxemburg Report HFAS Group.

Quintolubric 818-02

Synthetic concentrate for fire-resistant fluid (type HFAS) for hydraulic equipment in mines, that meets all the requirements and tests in the 7th Luxemburg Report HFAS Group.

Quintolubric 888-46, Quintolubric 888-68

Fully synthetic fire-resistant fluid (ype HFDU) for use in hydraulic equipment where a fire hazard exists such as in ironworks, rolling mills etc.

Quaker N-770

QUAKER N-770 is intended for protection against freezing and corrosion of mining hydraulic equipment. It is compatible with Hidrol 807 S and Quintolubric 818-02.

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Circulation Oils

Cirkolubric 150, Cirkolubric 460, Cirkolubric 800

Circulation oils with oxidation and rust-inhibiting additives for gear and bearing lubrication in circulation systems. They have low propensity to foam.