Miles Lubricants M00600803 HVAC Control 460 ISO 140W SAE
Mineral-based gear oil rated ISO 460 and SAE 140W for gear systems operating from 10 to 160 °F
- Product colorAmber
- Ready for heavy gear loads with ISO 460 viscosity
- Flows at low temperatures down to 10 °F pour point
- Withstands high heat up to 440 °F flash point
- Meets GM LS-2 and U.S. Steel 224 standards
- Complies with AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 specifications
Miles Lubricants M00600803 Gear Oil 460 ISO 140W SAE
This mineral-based gear oil meets ISO Viscosity Grade 460 and SAE Grade 140W specifications for heavy-duty gear systems. It is supplied in a 35 lb pail and carries an amber colour. The formulation contains no additives and is not NSF rated.
Operating Limits of Mineral Gear Oil 460 ISO 140W
The lubricant operates between a minimum of 0 Degrees F and a maximum of 160 Degrees F. Its pour point is 10 Degrees F and its flash point is 440 Degrees F. These temperatures define the practical window for reliable gear protection in service.
Installation and Common Issues
The pail container allows direct pouring or pump dispensing into gear housings. Because the oil contains no additives, it must not be mixed with additive-treated lubricants. Overfilling or underfilling the gear case is the most frequent cause of poor performance.
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- Price $105.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | MILES LUBRICANTS |
| Product color | Amber |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 35 lb pail or the 5 gal container for my gear system?
Both descriptions refer to the same package; the product ships as a single 35 lb pail.
What does the ISO 460 viscosity mean when the oil is running in my gearbox?
It indicates a high-viscosity mineral gear oil rated for operating temperatures between 0 °F and 160 °F.
Which standards does this oil meet and what do they limit in practice?
It meets GM LS-2, U.S. Steel 224, AGMA 9005 and DIN 51517 Parts 1–3, covering industrial gear lubrication requirements.
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