When using these compressor fluids in ammonia systems, there are no special maintenance precautions or considerations beyond regular maintenance practices associated with compressor lubrication. They are designed to provide effective lubrication and compatibility with system components, including seals, gaskets, hoses, and paints. As such, users can expect consistent and reliable performance in their ammonia refrigeration systems, provided that routine maintenance tasks are carried out as recommended by the equipment manufacturer.

These compressor fluids are suitable for use in a variety of compressors, including both reciprocating and rotary screw compressors, used in ammonia refrigeration systems. They are tailored to meet the specific lubrication requirements of ammonia-based systems. Additionally, these compressor fluids can also be applied in gas compressors and vacuum pumps within process systems where ammonia vapors are present. Their versatility extends their use to various applications involving ammonia refrigeration and process systems.

Yes, these compressor fluids are fully compatible with conventional mineral oils, which simplifies the transition from mineral oil lubricants to these synthetic products. However, it's important to note that high concentrations of mineral oil can diminish the effectiveness of these compressor fluids. As a result, users should be mindful of maintaining the appropriate concentration when making the switch. Moreover, their compatibility with paints, seals, gaskets, and hoses is similar to that of mineral oils, and no special precautions are required when switching from a mineral oil lubricant.

These compressor fluids are composed of PAO (Polyalphaolefin) synthetic oil, and they are specifically designed for lubricating compressors used in ammonia refrigeration systems. They are formulated to address common issues in ammonia systems, such as high oil consumption and reduced efficiency caused by pipe clogging, making them highly suitable for such applications.