LUBRIPLATE 10R ROCK DRILL OIL

One of the most critical points of lubrication in Mining and Construction operations is the lubrication of rock drills of all kinds, both underground and aboveground, where either line oilers are used or where the reservoir is on the tool. LUBRIPLATE Rock Drill Oils have proven their value with outstanding performance for several years under some of the most extreme operating conditions, lubricating rock drills, air hammers and other pneumatic tools. LUBRIPLATE Rock Drill 30-R is an SAE 30 grade recommended for most applications. LUBRIPLATE Rock Drill 10-R is an SAE 10 grade recommended for colder or winter operations or where a light grade is needed.

Typical test data is listed below:

Viscosity SUS @ 210°F 46 67

cSt @ 100°C 6 12

Viscosity SUS @ 100°F 190 540

cSt @ 40°C 36 104

Viscosity Index 113 103

SAE Grade 10 30

API Gravity 30.4 27.7

Pour Point, °F/°C -30/-34 -5/-21

Flash Point, °F/°C 420/216 430/221

Fire Point, °F/°C 445/230 480/249

Non-Corrosive/Extreme Pressure Additives 300,000 + psi on Gardner-Denver Weeks Tester LUBRIPLATE Rock Drill Oils 10-R and 30-R have many outstanding features not found in conventional oils. Extreme pressure in excess of 300,000 psi as tested by Gardner-Denver Weeks Tester. This high load carrying ability increases the life of the parts inside the drill, such as rifle bars, nuts and ratchet dogs, thereby lowering drill cost per foot. It does not fog underground, thereby eliminating complaints from the miners of foggy or clouded goggles and breathing of dense oil-saturated air when working at the drill face. It has good emulsion characteristics eliminating gumming in the machines, thereby increasing the footage that can be drilled in a similar length of time. High viscosity index and good cold tests allow a more even feeding of oil to the drill, even under adverse temperature changes. Line oilers can frequently be cut back, thus saving on oil consumption without sacrificing performance. Approved by Gardner-Denver and meets or exceeds all other major manufacturers’ requirements, thus keeping all warranties in force.