BP GEAR OIL 140

Place of Use

BP Gear Oil Series are automotive gear oils developed for use in spur and helical gears. They are used in gear units that do not operate under very heavy loads, manual synchromesh gearboxes and differentials. They provide effective protection thanks to their abrasion, rust and corrosion, and anti-foam chemicals. It has good water separation properties.

Benefits

They work in harmony with all kinds of metal materials and sealing elements.

They have foam and anti-corrosion properties.

Equipment maintaining its viscosity at variable operating temperatures

they extend the life.

- It keeps the abrasions during the first operation at a minimum level.

Approvals and Specifications

API GL-1

Storage

Barrels should be stored indoors if possible. However it is clear

If storage on the ground is mandatory, mineral oil and grease can be

to prevent damage by contacting with water in its conditions.

for; It is best to put drums on the pallet and upside down.

Over 60 C, in sunlight or freezer

It should not be stored in areas that are in direct contact with weather conditions.

Mineral oils in parcel packaging, cans or plastic drums

It must be stored strictly in a closed area. This kind of packaging is bad

they are not manufactured to withstand the weather conditions. Absolutely

If they must be left in the open, they should be covered with a sturdy cover.

must be closed. All products should be stored on top of a maximum of two pallets, provided that there is a pallet between them.

Health and Safety Recommendations

Health, safety and environmental information about this product, Safety Information

This bulletin contains possible dangers, measures to be taken.

and the environmental impact of the product with details on first aid

and contains information about the disposal of the used product.

BP plc. or its affiliates, the product in the correct / determined manner and

liability in case of not used by taking the specified precautions

Before the product is used differently, BP Mine

The Oils Department should be consulted.