Group II 150N Base Oil
BAKLUCK Group II 150N is a lighter neutral base oil for evaluated automotive, motorcycle and industrial-lubricant blending applications. Confirm the current grade documents and test the complete finished formulation.
Quick Procurement Information
- Product / Grade: Group II 150N Base Oil
- Origin: China
- Supply: Bulk Export
- Packaging: Steel Drums, IBC or Flexitank, subject to shipment confirmation.
- Documents: TDS, SDS and applicable Batch COA available on request.
- Quotation: EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF according to the confirmed destination and shipment plan.
Technical Properties
| Property | Result | Unit | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kinematic viscosity at 40°C | 30.3 | mm²/s | GB/T 265 |
| Kinematic viscosity at 100°C | 5.73 | mm²/s | GB/T 265 |
| Viscosity index | 133 | — | GB/T 2541 |
| Flash point (open cup) | 226 | °C | GB/T 3536 |
| Pour point | -32 | °C | GB/T 3535 |
| CCS viscosity at -30°C | 3096 | mPa·s | ASTM D5293 |
| Evaporation loss (Noack) | 7.4 | % | ASTM D5800 |
The values shown are reference test results from the provided product inspection report and may vary by batch. Final product specifications and batch values are subject to the applicable BAKLUCK TDS and COA.
Recent Batch Reference Results
The following measured results are from a recent Group II 150N production batch and are provided separately from the existing typical technical specifications.
| Parameter | Batch Result | Unit | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Clear and transparent | — | Visual inspection |
| Cloud Point | -16 | °C | GB/T 6986 |
| Density at 20°C | 852.5 | kg/m³ | GB/T 1884; GB/T 1885 |
| Oxidation Stability at 150°C | 306 | min | SH/T 0193 |
Batch reference values are provided for technical evaluation only and may vary by production batch. Please request the latest TDS or batch COA for shipment-specific data.
Blending and Motorcycle-Oil Evaluation
150N can be evaluated as a lighter Group II component depending on formulation requirements, additive selection, viscosity modifier and finished-oil testing. A base oil alone does not determine a finished SAE, API or JASO result.
Explore the base oil supply hub, the motorcycle engine-oil formulation guide, the 150N vs SN150 comparison and the Group I vs Group II guide.
