N600 is a high-viscosity Group II base oil produced through hydrocracking and hydroprocessing, which significantly increases saturate levels and eliminates impurities such as sulfur, nitrogen, and aromatics. These advanced refining techniques result in a cleaner, more stable oil with enhanced thermal and oxidative performance.

This base oil performs well in areas such as volatility control, oxidation stability, and flash/fire points. However, it offers only moderate performance in low-temperature behavior, including pour point, cold crank viscosity, and extreme pressure wear resistance. With a viscosity of approximately 11.5-12.8 cSt at 100°C , N600 is a reliable choice for applications requiring high-temperature stability and cleanliness.

Advantages

• Improved Oxidation Stability — prolongs lubricant life and prevents sludge buildup
• Lower NOACK Volatility — minimizes evaporation and oil consumption
• Stable Viscosity — ensures consistent lubrication over a wide temperature range
• Superior Base Number Retention — enhances detergent performance for longer protection
• Cost Efficiency — offers Group II benefits at a price close to Group I
• Reduced Component Wear — protects engine and machinery parts from frictional damage
• Extended Drain Intervals — supports longer lubricant service life

Standout Features

• Excellent high-temperature resistance
• Strong antioxidant performance
• Low sulfur content – safer for operators and environmentally friendly
• Colorless, odorless, and highly refined transparent oil

Applications:

• Transformer oils
• Ink oils
• Marine oils
• Industrial gear oils
• Automotive transmission fluids
• White oils
• Process oils
• Gear and axle oils
• Multi-purpose lubricants
• Mold release oils
• Hydraulic oils
• Motion control oils

Health & Safety Information:

This lubricant is formulated with highly refined mineral oils and performance additives. Under normal usage conditions, it poses no significant toxic hazard. However, all lubricants must be handled with care to ensure user safety and environmental protection.

• Continuous skin contact can result in irritation—clean the area well after exposure.
• In the event of skin contact, cleanse the area immediately using soap and water.
• Do not dispose used oil into drains, watercourses, or the environment.
• Dispose the used oil at an authorized collection or recycling facility.