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    Shell Morlina Oils 5, 10, 22, 32, 46, 68 are high viscosity-index mineral oils blended with additives for use in circulatory systems, hydraulic systems, bearings, and gears. They provide excellent oxidation resistance and anti-wear performance without reacting with soft metals. The oils also have good corrosion protection, quick air release properties, and compatibility with common seals. Viscosity and other typical physical characteristics are provided for the different grades.

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    Shell Morlina Oils 5, 10, 22, 32, 46, 68 are high viscosity-index mineral oils blended with additives for use in circulatory systems, hydraulic systems, bearings, and gears. They provide excellent oxidation resistance and anti-wear performance without reacting with soft metals. The oils also have good corrosion protection, quick air release properties, and compatibility with common seals. Viscosity and other typical physical characteristics are provided for the different grades.

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    Shell Morlina Oil

    Advanced spindle, hydraulic and bearing oil


    Shell Morlina Oils 5, 10, 22, 32, 46, 68 are high viscosity-index, solvent refined
    mineral oils blended with zinc free anti-wear and other additives to provide extended
    performance in circulatory systems or certain hydraulic systems.

    Applications

    Machine circulation systems


    Oil lubricated plain and rolling element
    bearings

    High speed spindles (ISO grades 5 and 10


    only)
    Certain low loaded enclosed gears

    Low pour point


    The low pour point of the lighter oils in the
    Morlina range may be used to advantage in
    certain low temperature industrial applications.
    Air release and anti-foam properties
    Careful use of additives ensure quick air
    release without excessive foaming.

    Seal Compatibility

    Some industrial hydraulic transmission and


    control systems containing steel-on-bronze
    and silver lubrication surfaces

    Morlina are compatible with all normal mineral oil


    seal materials. This includes Nitrile and Butyl
    rubbers, Neoprene, Viton etc., where minimal
    swell and hardening are required in service.

    Performance Features and Benefits

    Advice

    Excellent oxidation resistance


    The high resistance to oxidation, caused by heat
    in the presence of air, water and metal catalysts,
    such as copper, prolongs oil life.

    Advice on applications not covered in this leaflet


    may be obtained from your Shell representative.

    Health and Safety

    Good anti wear performance


    The isopropylated phenyl phosphate additive
    provides efficient anti-wear performance without
    reacting to the softer metals used in the
    manufacture of certain pumps, such as steel-onbronze and silver plate.

    Guidance on Health and Safety are available on


    the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet which
    can be obtained from your Shell representative.
    Protect the environment
    Take used oil to an authorised collection point.
    Do not discharge into drains, soil or water.

    Corrosion protection
    Carefully selected additives enhance the oil's
    natural corrosion protective properties.

    Typical Physical Characteristics


    Morlina
    Viscosity Grade
    Kinematic Viscosity
    at 40C
    at 100C
    Density at 15C
    Viscosity Index
    Flash Point COC
    Pour Point

    ISO 3448
    ASTM D 445
    mm2/s
    mm2/s
    kg/m3
    C
    C

    ISO 12185
    ISO 2909
    ISO 2592
    ISO 3016

    5
    5

    10
    10

    22
    22

    32
    32

    46
    46

    68
    68

    5
    869
    120
    -30

    10
    881
    150
    -30

    22
    4,2
    865
    80
    205
    -30

    32
    5,4
    880
    100
    220
    -27

    48
    6,8
    875
    100
    235
    -27

    68
    8,8
    878
    95
    240
    -24

    These characteristics are typical of current production. Whilst future production will conform
    to Shell's specification, variations in these characteristics may occur.

    SIPC

    Morlina 5-68 - page 1:2

    21/05/2007

    Viscosity - Temperature - Diagram


    Oil B in [%] 100 90
    0

    10

    80

    20

    70

    30

    60

    40

    50

    50

    40

    60

    30

    70

    20

    80

    10

    90

    100

    Oil A in [%]

    500.000
    200.000
    100.000
    50.000

    10.000
    5.000

    1.000
    500
    300

    Kinematic Viscosity [mm/s]

    200

    100

    Morlina
    60
    40
    30
    20

    10
    9
    8
    7

    68

    46

    32

    22
    3

    2.4
    -20 -15 -10

    -5

    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100

    110

    120

    Temperature [C]

    SIPC

    Morlina 5-68 - page 2:2

    21/05/2007

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