Group I 120 Bright Stock

Group I 120 Bright Stock offers >20 mm²/s 100 °C viscosity as one decision point when developing grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies; finished-fluid testing remains necessary.

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Product overview

Selection of BAKLUCK Group I 120 Bright Stock can be grounded in three visible source-table entries: kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of >20 mm²/s by ASTM D445; viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270; and coking tendency, maximum of 0.5 %. They define a specific 120 Bright Stock profile within this solvent-refined mineral base oil family and help separate the grade from nearby alternatives. Likely screening work includes grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies, while viscosity-building trials in high-load industrial lubricants offer another technically relevant formulation path. These are screening directions, not certifications or finished-fluid guarantees. Run full formulation, compatibility and performance testing for the intended service, and check the current BAKLUCK TDS and batch-specific COA before committing to production.

Typical reference values

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C>20 mm²/sASTM D445
Viscosity index85ASTM D2270
Coking tendency, maximum0.5 %
Acid number0.05 mg KOH/gASTM D974
Ash0.005 %ASTM D482
Mechanical impuritiesNil
Water contentNil ppmASTM D95
Flash point (COC), minimum250 °CASTM D92
Pour point, maximum-15 °CASTM D97
Color, maximum6.5ASTM D1500
Sulfur content, maximum1.1 wt%ASTM D4294
Density at 20 °C0.915 g/cm³ASTM D4052

Applications

  • Grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies
  • Viscosity-building trials in high-load industrial lubricants

Frequently asked questions

How should formulators position Group I 120 Bright Stock?

The source reports >20 mm²/s 100 °C viscosity, which supports cautious evaluation for grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies after compatibility and specification requirements are defined.

What evidence supports commercial approval of Group I 120 Bright Stock?

For Group I 120 Bright Stock, commercial approval requires successful formula testing plus review of current BAKLUCK technical data and batch-specific values.

Final specifications are subject to the current TDS and batch COA.

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Selection of BAKLUCK Group I 120 Bright Stock can be grounded in three visible source-table entries: kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of >20 mm²/s by ASTM D445; viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270; and coking tendency, maximum of 0.5 %. They define a specific 120 Bright Stock profile within this solvent-refined mineral base oil family and help separate the grade from nearby alternatives. Likely screening work includes grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies, while viscosity-building trials in high-load industrial lubricants offer another technically relevant formulation path. These are screening directions, not certifications or finished-fluid guarantees. Run full formulation, compatibility and performance testing for the intended service, and check the current BAKLUCK TDS and batch-specific COA before committing to production.

Product Details

Selection of BAKLUCK Group I 120 Bright Stock can be grounded in three visible source-table entries: kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of >20 mm²/s by ASTM D445; viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270; and coking tendency, maximum of 0.5 %. They define a specific 120 Bright Stock profile within this solvent-refined mineral base oil family and help separate the grade from nearby alternatives. Likely screening work includes grease and heavy gear-oil base-blend studies, while viscosity-building trials in high-load industrial lubricants offer another technically relevant formulation path. These are screening directions, not certifications or finished-fluid guarantees. Run full formulation, compatibility and performance testing for the intended service, and check the current BAKLUCK TDS and batch-specific COA before committing to production.

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