EcoSafe/Quintolubric Operating Experience

New@lubes:

I know of plenty of people who have used Fyrquel, Quintolubric and Ecosafe all at one site in his EHC units. He is highly respected in the power generation and has no problem speeking with anyone who wants information about these products. If you would like his contact info or anyone elses please call me @ 704-902-5192. I also know a lot about these products if you need anything.

Thanks for the help 'lubes'. Does anyone else have experiences with these products? I have gathered good information on EcoSafe but I have heard little experiences relating to Quintolubric.

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EcoSafe

Hi

I have very good experience of Quintolubric fire resistant Hydraulic Fluids.

These are Synthetic Water Free ,hence you can get Longer pump Life, Also due to High Viscosty Index ( 215) You can get excellent performance at High temp area.

This can perform well in diecasting Maching, Hot Rolling Mills, Laddle cars ............etc

Regards

Rajeev
09312941404

Quintolubric is used in Toshiba EHC systems. There are many Toshiba steam turbine units in existence and it should be easy to get operating experience.

Be sure that whatever fluid chemistry you select, it is approved by your OEM.

Also, if properly maintained, Fyrquel will provide optimum performance for the life of the EHC system. It is inexpensive to do so. If you do not properly maintain the fluid, it can create significant problems. Please feel free to contact me for information on maintaining PE/EHC systems. If you understand the modes of degradation and how to correct them, this fluid really can be trouble-free.

Hello

I am looking for some information on performance of POEs from Quintolubric 888-68, Castrol Anvol SWX P 68 or Ecosafe in the Aluminium Smelters.

Does someone have experience in their compatibility ?

We have a lot of experience with Quintolubric 888-68 in hydraulic systems and I can tell you that it's a very good product, keep it clean <17/15/12 and dry <1000ppm and it will last you a long time.
It's FM approved and environmentally friendly.
Frank

Frank, this an old post and thanks for the limits on particles and water. Do you have limits on acid number or any other parameters that you monitor. The TAN for new fluid is reportedly 2.0 mgKOH/g so limits used for mineral oils or phosphate esters are not suitable. Also any fires yet? Polyol esters are generally not as fire resistant as water glycols or phosphate esters.

Ken