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Many of the Japanese manufacturers tend to approve their own OE oils. These are either "rebrand" of a leading Lube company brand, by the OE or "toll blended" and labelled with OEM nomenclature and carries an OE spare part number.

It is less likely to be "custom built." Analysis of a typical OE hydraulic oil would reveal the physiochemical characteristics, additive package base oil etc.., to be similar to an off-the-shelf hydraulic oil.

You may like to give a sample of the oil to your existing Lube supplier for analysis and offer of a equivalent grade.

Hussam Adeni
All Oil companies follow the ISO 3448 procedure for nomenclature and viscometrics.

The entry on the HISCREW 2000 brochure mentions as follows:
" More reliable lubricating Oil. After testing 2000 blends of oil, we developeda new type of synthetic oil for the HICSREW 2000 series. The new oil has long life, so the oil charge cycle is two years. Initial ration is 20% less than conventional models."

http://www.hitachi-ies.co.jp/e...pdf/HC-E098T_OSP.pdf

Would recommend that you send a sample to a laboratory and obtain the viscometrics.

Hussam
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