Compressor oil
Choose the right compressor oil for your unit. Pick mineral or synthetic oil. Synthetic lasts much longer, but you must never mix the two types. Check the manual for the correct viscosity, often ISO VG 32 or 46. Do not use engine oil, it leaves a coating inside.
8887200039, Sanden SPA2 Oil, Profi Oil System, 500 ml, Nordi

WAECO ACC HV | ACC HV PAG oil ISO 68 for R744, Profi Oil System, 150 ml

WAECO ASC-ADAPT | Adapter professional oil and UV additive bottle

Daphne Hermetic Oil FD46XG, 250 ml

WAECO DHO FVC56EA | PVE oil for R1234yf, kinematic viscosity 56, 250 ml

WAECO DHO FVC56EA | PVE oil for R1234yf, kinematic viscosity 56, Profi-Oil system, 150 ml

Daphne Hermetic Oil PS-R1 Oil, 250 ml

Denso ND12 Oil, 250 ml

Denso ND12 oil, 500 ml
Dummy POE oil Profi Oil System
Dummy UV additive 1234yf 150ml Profi Oil system

Ester oil, 1000 ml (R134a/R404)

WAECO SE 55 | POE oil SE 55 for R134a/R1234yf, Profi Oil System, 500 ml

WAECO SE 55 | SE 55 POE oil for R134a/R1234yf, Triton, 1000 ml
Mazda, Daphne Hermetic Oil FVC56EA, Profi Oil System, 250 ml

WAECO PAO ISO 68 | PAO oil ISO 68 for R134a, 1000 ml

WAECO PAO ISO 68 | PAO oil ISO 68 for R134a, Profi Oil System, 500 ml

WAECO ASC-BTL | Bottle set for ASC service units, 2 pieces, 250 ml
Oil-UV Bottle 250mm (Single)

WAECO PAG ISO 46yf | PAG oil ISO 46 for R1234yf, 250 ml

WAECO PAG ISO 46yf | PAG oil ISO 46 for R1234yf, Profi Oil System, 500 ml

WAECO PAG ISO 100 | PAG oil ISO 100 for R134a, 250 ml

WAECO PAG ISO 46 | PAG oil ISO 46 for R134a, 250 ml

WAECO PAG ISO 150 | PAG oil ISO 150 for R134a, 250 ml
Compressor oil: choose the right one
Which compressor oil fits your compressor?
Compressor oil comes in two types: mineral and synthetic. Mineral oil suits simple compressors. Synthetic oil lasts longer and copes better with high temperatures. Check the manual of your compressor to see which type you need. Never mix mineral and synthetic oil. That damages the compressor.
Mind the viscosity
Viscosity determines how thick the oil is. For compressor oil, this is usually ISO VG 32 or ISO VG 46. If you use the wrong viscosity, the oil does not lubricate properly. That leads to wear. Check the nameplate of your compressor or the manual. There you will find the correct value.
Where ordering goes wrong
A common mistake is ordering engine oil instead of compressor oil. Engine oil leaves deposits in the compressor. This makes the compressor less efficient. Always choose oil that is specifically developed for compressors. This keeps your compressor working reliably.
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