Group I 250N Base Oil

Group I 250N base oil for industrial lubricant and machinery-oil blending. Request current TDS, batch COA, packing, lead time and bulk quotation.

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Product overview

Formulators seeking Group I formulations where solvency and a clearly defined viscosity position guide initial selection can evaluate BAKLUCK Group I 250N Base Oil through its reported property pattern. The source identifies kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of 8±0.5 mm²/s by ASTM D445; it also gives viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270, with coking tendency, maximum of 0.15 % completing a useful three-point picture. This makes the 250N solvent-refined mineral base oil a candidate for industrial gear and machinery-lubricant trials and a comparison option for circulating-fluid studies requiring a medium Group I grade. The table supports screening only, because additive chemistry and blend ratios determine the delivered lubricant performance. Complete compatibility, durability and specification testing, and request both the current BAKLUCK TDS and the applicable batch COA before finalizing the product.

Typical reference values

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C8±0.5 mm²/sASTM D445
Viscosity index85ASTM D2270
Coking tendency, maximum0.15 %
Acid number0.02 mg KOH/gASTM D974
Ash0.005 %ASTM D482
Mechanical impuritiesNil
Water contentNil ppmASTM D95
Flash point (COC), minimum200 °CASTM D92
Pour point, maximum-15 °CASTM D97
Color, maximum6ASTM D1500
Sulfur content, maximum1 wt%ASTM D4294
Density at 20 °C0.895 g/cm³ASTM D4052

Applications

  • Industrial gear and machinery-lubricant trials
  • Circulating-fluid studies requiring a medium Group I grade

Frequently asked questions

Which development path fits Group I 250N Base Oil's reported viscosity?

Initial selection can start at 8±0.5 mm²/s 100 °C viscosity. Laboratory work on industrial gear and machinery-lubricant trials should verify that the blended viscosity and performance targets are met.

What must be confirmed before specifying Group I 250N Base Oil?

For Group I 250N Base Oil, match the formulation target to the current BAKLUCK TDS, then verify the supplied lot on its batch COA before approval.

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

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Formulators seeking Group I formulations where solvency and a clearly defined viscosity position guide initial selection can evaluate BAKLUCK Group I 250N Base Oil through its reported property pattern. The source identifies kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of 8±0.5 mm²/s by ASTM D445; it also gives viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270, with coking tendency, maximum of 0.15 % completing a useful three-point picture. This makes the 250N solvent-refined mineral base oil a candidate for industrial gear and machinery-lubricant trials and a comparison option for circulating-fluid studies requiring a medium Group I grade. The table supports screening only, because additive chemistry and blend ratios determine the delivered lubricant performance. Complete compatibility, durability and specification testing, and request both the current BAKLUCK TDS and the applicable batch COA before finalizing the product.

Group I 250N Base Oil Supply and Quotation

BAKLUCK supplies Group I 250N base oil for industrial lubricant, machinery-oil and gear-oil formulation studies. Commercial buyers can request the current TDS, applicable batch COA, packing options and lead-time information. Provide the required quantity, destination port and documentation needs for a bulk quotation.

Product Details

Formulators seeking Group I formulations where solvency and a clearly defined viscosity position guide initial selection can evaluate BAKLUCK Group I 250N Base Oil through its reported property pattern. The source identifies kinematic viscosity at 100 °C of 8±0.5 mm²/s by ASTM D445; it also gives viscosity index of 85 by ASTM D2270, with coking tendency, maximum of 0.15 % completing a useful three-point picture. This makes the 250N solvent-refined mineral base oil a candidate for industrial gear and machinery-lubricant trials and a comparison option for circulating-fluid studies requiring a medium Group I grade. The table supports screening only, because additive chemistry and blend ratios determine the delivered lubricant performance. Complete compatibility, durability and specification testing, and request both the current BAKLUCK TDS and the applicable batch COA before finalizing the product.

Group I 250N Base Oil Supply and Quotation

BAKLUCK supplies Group I 250N base oil for industrial lubricant, machinery-oil and gear-oil formulation studies. Commercial buyers can request the current TDS, applicable batch COA, packing options and lead-time information. Provide the required quantity, destination port and documentation needs for a bulk quotation.

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