High quality industrial gear and bearing oils
Shell Omala is a high-quality, lead-free, high-pressure, anti-seize oil designed to lubricate heavy duty industrial gears. High bearing capacity and antifriction characteristics allow the successful use of these oils in gears and other applications.
Area of usage
Shell Omala oils, developed on the basis of highly refined base oils with a high viscosity index and compositions of special sulfur-phosphorus additives to impart extreme pressure properties, can be successfully used in the following areas:
- Steel Gear Transmissions
- Industrial gears requiring anti-seize oils
- Bearings
- Circulation and spray lubrication systems
Shell Omala oils cannot be used in automotive hypoid gears. They recommend the use of Shell Spirax family oils.
Advantages
- Excellent oxidation and heat resistance
Resist thermal stress, deposits and other harmful oxidation products. Long service life, even at oil temperatures up to 100 ° C in some applications.
- Effective Corrosion Inhibitors
Protect both steel and bronze parts, even in the presence of water and particulate matter.
Less hazardous to personnel health and disposal.
Oils for the most diverse and most critical nodes.
Shell Omala oils exhibit high demulsifying properties, so water can be easily removed from the lubrication system. (Water can significantly increase the surface fatigue of gears and bearings, as well as cause corrosion on the internal surfaces of parts. This is why water should not be allowed to enter the oil or should be removed immediately from the system).
- Excellent load bearing capacity
Reduced wear of teeth and bearings, steel and bronze. Laboratory tests show that the load-bearing capacity of Shell Omala oils is significantly higher than that of gear oils containing lead. Tooth wear is significantly reduced, in particular at high loads. Typical Results for Shell Omala 220:
Extreme pressure properties
Timken Lubricant Testing Facility
materials and wear
permissible load, pounds
(ASTM-D2782) |
Not lower than 60 |
Four ball friction machine,
seizing load, kg
(ASTM D 2783) |
250 |
Bearing capacity in the FZG test,
Withstands loading steps
FZG A/8.3/90
FZG A/16,6/90 |
>12
>12 |
Specifications and approvals
Meets the requirements ISO 12925-1 type CKC.
Meets the requirements David Brown S1.53.101.
Recommendations
Recommendations for the use of lubricants in areas not listed in this leaflet may be obtained from your Shell representative.
Health & Safety
Subject to good personal and industrial hygiene practices and proper use in recommended applications, Shell Omala is not a hazard to health and the environment.
More complete information on this issue is contained in the product safety data sheet.
Protect the environment
Used oils must be sent to specialized waste disposal facilities. Do not discharge used oils into drains, soil, or water.
Indicator |
Method |
Shell Omala |
|
ISO viscosity grade |
ISO
3448 |
68 |
100 |
150 |
220 |
320 |
460 |
680 |
800 |
Kinematic viscosity, mm/s at 40°C at 100°C |
ISO 3104 |
68 8,7 |
100
11,4 |
150
15,0 |
220
19,4 |
320
25,0 |
460
30,8 |
680
38,0 |
800
39,0 |
Viscosity index |
ISO 2909 |
99 |
100 |
100 |
100 |
100 |
97 |
92 |
92 |
Density at 15°C, kg/m |
ISO 12185 |
887 |
891 |
897 |
899 |
903 |
904 |
912 |
930 |
Flash point in open crucible, °C |
ISO 2592 |
190 |
195 |
195 |
200 |
205 |
205 |
205 |
215 |
Sour temperature, °C |
ISO
3016 |
-24 |
-24 |
-24 |
-18 |
-15 |
-12 |
-9 |
-6 |
The values of the given physico-chemical indicators are typical for currently manufactured products. Subsequently, they are subject to change in accordance with Shell specifications.