DAKOLUB® MB 9840-68 is a viscosity ester based on a fatty acid content over 90% pure oleic acid. Due to this composition the oil of ISO VG 68 shows superior stability against oxidation. The main use of DAKOLUB® MB 9840-68 is the formulation of lubricants for gear applications, high shear applications, long durability use and applications which require a cold-stability at −35 °C over 7 days.
DAKO AG specializes in the development, production, and sale of water-emulsifiable lubricants and emulsifiers. In addition, they supply other lubricant components and special fatty acids, particularly pure oleic acid. The company is customer-oriented and has built a reputation wordwide for high-quality products and service.
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