Shell decoration and AB refrigeration oil is introduced

shell decoration and AB frozen oil ( Clavus AB) Oil is the basis of alkyl benzene synthetic refrigeration compressor lubricants. Designed for use R717 and R22 as refrigerant refrigeration compressor is developed. Recommended for using ammonia refrigerant ( R717) And halogen type ( R22) Refrigerant open, half open and enclosed the rotation and reciprocating compressor.

properties: excellent high temperature and oxidation stability; The remarkable ability to prevent deposits and sludge ( Especially with ammonia as refrigerant) , which can effectively extend the oil change cycle; Compatibility with common seal; And mineral oil is completely dissolved.

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* this is the product of the typical physical parameters, the parameters of the products in the future may be in the Shell Shell quality standards within the scope of change.

shell decoration and refrigeration oil ( Clavus) Clavus15, Clavus32 Clavus46, Clavus68

shell decoration and G frozen oil ( Clavus G) Clavus G32, transfering Clavus G46, Clavus G68, Clavus G100

shell decoration and R synthetic refrigeration oil ( Clavus R) Clavus R32, Clavus R46, Clavus R68

shell decoration and SD22 - 12 refrigeration oil ( 鸡眼SD 22 - 12) 鸡眼SD 22 - 12

guangzhou inter-cooled trade co. , LTD. Is specialized in providing various types of frozen oil above other models with other brands of frozen oil/replace, oil on the control of the reference, for details please contact:.

There are a lot of businesses today that are very much in demand and one of them is a air conditioner capacitor.

Satisfying our customers with the appropriate level of quality is a primary goal and a fundamental element as refrigerant gas of our business mission.

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