Biodegradable Hydraulic Oils Suitable for Open Water Environments: EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn Series Products

Lastest Update:2023/05/05

What is hydraulic oil?

Hydraulic oil is a common lubricant used in general engineering to lubricate, prevent rust, inhibit corrosion, and assist in transmitting, converting, and controlling hydraulic energy, while also protecting components. Traditional mineral-based hydraulic oils are not easily biodegradable, and if leaked, they can cause soil and water pollution. Therefore, in environmentally sensitive areas such as open water environments, biodegradable hydraulic oil is the most environmentally friendly choice.

EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn Product

EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn ISO-VG 32 / ISO-VG 46 / ISO-VG 68, distributed by New Yuan Fong Co., Ltd. as the exclusive agent in Taiwan, is a range of biodegradable hydraulic oils that comply with European Ecolabel standards. They are formulated using synthetic esters as base oils, with a biodegradability rate of up to 90% (according to CEC-L-33-T-82). This significantly reduces their adverse impact on the environment and helps mitigate the ecological footprint of petroleum products on our planet.

Whether used in low-temperature or high-temperature environments, EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn performs exceptionally well due to its high viscosity index. Its operating temperature range extends from -20°C to +90°C, ensuring excellent performance under various conditions. Additionally, EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn has no adverse effects on sealing materials (except for ethylene and propylene rubber), making it a reliable choice without concerns about seal component issues.

Whether for maritime engineering or offshore wind power projects, the EUROL Hykrol Bio Syn series products are a dependable choice. They not only deliver outstanding performance but also contribute to environmental protection.

For more information on purchasing products, please contact us or visit our official website.

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