Robinair Premium High Vacuum Pump Oil 1 Quart, Each #13203
| Robinair Part # | 13203 |
| Product Type | Premium High Vacuum Pump Oil |
| Container Size | 1 Quart (32 fl oz) |
| This Listing | 1 Individual Quart Bottle |
| Manufacturer Case Pack | 12 Quart Bottles |
| Viscosity @ 40°C | 27.1 cSt |
| Viscosity @ 100°C | 5.0 cSt |
| Viscosity Index | 110 |
| Specific Gravity | 0.858 |
| Flash Point | 212°C |
| Pour Point | -15°C |
| Application | High Vacuum Pumps |
Robinair Premium High Vacuum Pump Oil #13203 - 1 Quart
Robinair #13203 Premium High Vacuum Pump Oil is formulated for high-vacuum pumps used in automotive A/C, HVAC/R, and other evacuation applications. Its highly refined formulation is engineered to maintain viscosity at elevated operating temperatures while providing good cold-temperature performance for easier pump startup.
Robinair also controls moisture content through specialized packaging and handling. Keeping moisture out of vacuum pump oil is important because contaminated or moisture-laden oil can reduce the pump's ability to achieve a deep vacuum.
Sold individually: This Alamo Equipment listing is for one 1-quart bottle. Robinair's standard manufacturer case pack contains 12 quart bottles. Questions? Call (817) 865-3707.
Why Vacuum Pump Oil Matters
Vacuum pump oil does more than lubricate moving components. In an oil-sealed vacuum pump, oil also contributes to the sealing needed to achieve deep vacuum levels. Moisture and contaminants can thin or degrade the oil, reducing evacuation performance.
Maintenance
Vacuum pump oil should be changed whenever it becomes contaminated, cloudy, or discolored, and according to the maintenance instructions for the specific vacuum pump. Robinair recommends frequent oil changes because moisture and other contaminants can quickly reduce oil purity and vacuum performance.
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