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Blue plastic pail with handle, 5 gallon hydraulic oil container

VALVOLINE

VALVOLINE Hydraulic Oil 5 gal VV045

SKU CH-MQC9-G5028

Hydraulic fluid in a 5 gal pail with viscosity index 103, flash point 480 °F and pour point -36 °F for industrial stationary and mobile applications

  • 5-gallon pail supplies large-volume hydraulic systems
  • Viscosity index 103 maintains thickness across temperatures
  • Flash point 480 °F resists ignition under heat
  • Pour point -36 °F stays fluid in extreme cold

VALVOLINE Hydraulic Oil 5 gal VV045

This VALVOLINE hydraulic fluid comes in a five-gallon pail for industrial stationary and mobile applications. It has a viscosity index of 103 and a flash point of 480 degrees Fahrenheit. The pour point reaches -36 degrees Fahrenheit for cold-temperature operation.

Hydraulic systems requiring this viscosity grade

The fluid replaces hydraulic oil that no longer meets the 103 viscosity index or the 480-degree flash point requirement. An upgrade is worth it when equipment demands the -36-degree pour point for reliable cold starts. Buyers needing a different viscosity grade or a smaller container size should look elsewhere.

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Price $104.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 2,110 comparable items (median $23.99).

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Brand nameVALVOLINE

Questions about this item

What size container opening does the 5 gal pail have for pouring?

The pail uses a standard 5-gallon pail opening compatible with common drum pumps and funnels; no special adapter is required.

What is the correct sequence to avoid air pockets when filling a hydraulic system with this fluid?

Fill the reservoir first, then cycle the pump at low pressure while topping off until all cylinders move smoothly without foam or erratic motion.

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