While these lubricants are compatible with a wide range of refrigerants, it's crucial to note that they should not be used with sulfur dioxide. It is advisable to strictly adhere to the recommended refrigerants and operating conditions to ensure optimal performance and avoid any potential issues associated with using incompatible refrigerants.

The selection of the appropriate viscosity grade should be made in accordance with the recommendations of the compressor manufacturer. It should take into account various factors, including the operating conditions such as temperature and pressure, as well as the characteristics of the refrigerant/oil mixture, such as solubility. This ensures that the lubricant is well-suited to the specific requirements of the compressor and the refrigeration system.

These products exhibit superior physical characteristics and provide high levels of chemical and thermal stability. They are designed to maintain exceptional cleanliness, ensuring the reliable operation of refrigeration systems. Their stability, both chemically and thermally, contributes to their overall performance and longevity in demanding low-temperature environments.

These lubricant oils are suitable for all types of refrigeration compressors, including reciprocating (piston) and rotary compressors, such as modern screw-type compressors. They are highly recommended for use with critical fluorocarbon refrigerants and other commonly used refrigerants like ammonia. However, there is an important exception: they should not be used with sulfur dioxide.

These high-end refrigeration compressor lubricants fall under the category of alkyl benzene synthetic hydrocarbons. They are specifically designed for use in extremely low-temperature environments, with a range that extends from -60 to -100 °C. This exceptional low-temperature capability makes them suitable for applications in extremely cold conditions.