Starta CVT-Trans Synt is a fully synthetic “Universal Tractor Transmission Oil” (UTTO) primarily intended for continuously variable transmissions (CVT) but also for other gearboxes with final drive, wet brakes, and hydraulic systems in tractors and construction machinery.
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CVT-Trans Synt 80W
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Product information
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Product description
Starta CVT-Trans Synt has a synthetic base oil which gives the product very stable temperature properties, long service life, and high wear protection.
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Area of application
Starta CVT-Trans Synthetic is a fully synthetic 'Universal Tractor Transmission Oil' (UTTO) primarily intended for continuously variable transmissions (CVT) but also for other gearboxes with final drive, wet brakes, and hydraulic systems in tractors and construction machinery. The synthetic base oil gives the product very stable temperature properties, long service life, and high wear protection. -
Specifications
STARTA CVT-Trans Synt meets the following specifications and requirements:
- API GL-4, – John Deere J20C/D, – ZF TE ML-06B/D/E/F/H/M, – Volvo WB101(97303), – MF M1145, – AGCO CVT ML200, – Case MS 1204/6/7/9, – Fendt Vario, – Allison C-4, – Valtra G2-08 (XT-60)/G2-10 (XT-60+), – Caterpillar TO-2, – Claas CVT, – MAT 3540(CVT), – CNH MAT 3525/3526, – NH410B/NH420A, – Ford M2C134D/M2C86A/B, – New Holland 82948718, – Oliver: Type 55/5J, – Eaton I-280-S/M2950S, – I.H.C: B-5 & B-6 Hydran, – White Q-1705/1722/1766B, – White Q-1802/1826, – Kubota UDT fluid, – Sauer Sundstrand/ DANFOSS, – Denison HF(-0-2), – JCMAS HK P-041, – DIN 51524-3
Technical information
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Method |
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| Base Oil | Fully synthetic |
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| Density at 15ºC | 861 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD7042 |
| Flash-point | >201 |
°C |
ASTMD7346 |
| Pour Point | -42 |
°C |
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| Total Base Number | 9 |
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| Viscosity at 100°C | 9,7 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD2270 |
| Viscosity at 40°C | 51,7 |
mm²/s (cSt) |
ASTMD7042 |
| Viscosity Index | 175 |
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