Bel-Ray 21470-DR

Description

The Bel-Ray 21470-DR Gear Oil is an exceptional choice for heavy-duty industrial applications. Crafted with precision and engineered for reliability, this gear oil ensures optimal performance in demanding environments.

Performance of Bel-Ray 21470-DR

• Durable: The 21470-DR Gear Oil withstands extreme conditions, providing long-lasting protection for your machinery.
• Specific Use: Ideal for enclosed gear systems, it excels in applications such as manufacturing, mining, and construction.
• Quality Material: Formulated with high-grade mineral oil, it delivers consistent performance.
• Affordable: Despite its premium quality, the 21470-DR remains competitively priced.
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Features of Bel-Ray 21470-DR

1. High Viscosity: With a viscosity of 1,708 SUS at 100°F (321 cSt at 40°C), it ensures smooth gear operation.
2. Extreme Pressure (EP): Protects gears from wear and minimizes friction.
3. Certifications: Complies with AGMA Number 6 standards.
4. Health and Safety: Environmentally friendly and safe for operators.
5. Color: Clear and easy to identify.

Recommended Applications

• Industrial machinery
• Heavy equipment
• Automotive gearboxes

Industries Where Bel-Ray 21470-DR Is Popular

• Manufacturing
• Mining
• Construction

Price of Bel-Ray 21470-DR

For pricing details, please contact us. Our team will provide the best price for your specific needs.

Flash Point and Drop Point

• Flash Point: 1 The flash point of the 21470-DR Gear Oil ensures safe handling during operation.
• Drop Point: Not applicable for gear oils.

Viscosity

• At 100°F: 1,708 SUS
• At 40°C: 321 cSt

Datasheet Table (Key Specifications)

FAQs

1. Is the 21470-DR suitable for high-speed gears?

Absolutely! Its high viscosity and EP properties make it ideal for various gear speeds.

2. Can I use it in marine applications?

While it’s not specifically marine-rated, it performs exceptionally well in other industrial settings.

3. How often should I change the gear oil?

Consult your equipment manual, but typically, regular inspections and changes every 6–12 months are recommended.