20L hydraulics oil 46 SHELL TELLUS S2 V 46

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Partnumber: TELLUS S2 VX 46 20L

Brand: Shell

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Industrial hydraulic fluid for wide temperature rangeExtended Product Description:
Shell Tellus S2 V fluids are high performance hydraulic fluids that use Shell’s unique patented technology with excellent viscosity control under both severe mechanical stress and across a wide range of temperatures. They provide outstanding protection and performance in most mobile equipment and other applications subjected to wider ranges of ambient or operating temperatures.
Intended Use:
Hydraulic and fluid power transmission systems in exposed environments can be subject to wide variations in temperature. The high viscosity index of Shell Tellus S2 V helps deliver responsive performance from cold start conditions to full load, severe duty operation. Precision hydraulic systems require excellent control of fluid viscosity over the operating cycle. Shell Tellus S2 V provides greater temperature viscosity stability compared to ISO HM fluids that can help improve the... (show more)
Qualifications/Specifications Met:
Denison Hydraulics (HF-0, HF-1, HF-2), Cincinnati Machine P-68 (ISO 32), P-70 (ISO 46), P-69 (ISO 68), Eaton Vickers M-2950 S, Eaton Vickers I-286 S, Shell Tellus S2 V fluids meet or exceed the requirements of: Swedish Standard SS 15 54 34 AM, ISO 11158 (HV fluids), AFNOR NF-E 48-603, ASTM 6158-05 (HV fluids) DIN 51524 Part 3 HVLP type, GB 111181-1-94 (HV fluids)

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Shell was created in 1907 when the Dutch Royal Dutch Petroleum Company and the British The "Shell" Transport and Trading Company joined. Until 2005, when a merger created Royal Dutch Shell, Shell operated as a twin company, with both the British and Dutch companies maintaining separate legal status and being listed on the stock exchange, but operating as part of a joint partnership. From 2005 to 2022, the group had its headquarters in The Hague and its registered office in London. In January 2022, Shell completely relocated its head office to London and the company got its current name.

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