Compressor Oils
TRIAX Kompressor MV 100
Full Synthetic ISO 100 (SAE 30) Air Compressor Oil - Rotary, Vane, Screw, Reciprocal, High Temp, 20,000 Hour Life
TRIAX Kompressor MV 100
Full Synthetic ISO 100 (SAE 30) Air Compressor Oil - Rotary, Vane, Screw, Reciprocal, High Temp, 20,000 Hour Life
TRIAX KOMPRESSOR MV is a multi viscosity, full synthetic premium air compressor and power tool lubricant designed for most screw, rotary, vane and reciprocating air compressors in both regular and severe service applications. This product features an exceptional quality blend of synthetic base oils and top tier additive chemistry to facilitate outstanding, long term performance and protection for air compressors. This fluid is NON DETERGENT.
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Eddie martinez | Jan 22, 2024
I have been using triax air compressor 100 oil on my 4 air compressors champion 7.5 hp. Quincy 5.hp. Quincy 30 gal truck mount. An small wheelbarrow type gas air compressor, this oil oi has performed beyond expiations even in so cal desert heat 115 degree plus heat for over four years of using this oil , I highly recommend this brand of oil .
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I have a 16-year-old Ingersoll Rand SS5 reciprocating compressor. IR recommends All Season Select synthetic lubricant which is all I have used since purchasing this unit. I have a small woodworking shop in south Texas with temps from 15 F to 110 F with the majority of time the temps are above 65 F. Would your Kompressor MV 46 work and be mu best choice for this unit and work as well as the Ingersoll Rand All Season Select synthetic lubricant.
posted by Duane Koch
ANSWER:
We think you will find the Kompressor oils far superior to any other you have used before. Much longer life, quieter operation and a lot less oxidation. The temperature range is not an issue, works in 140F+ industrials and its used in Alaska, Wyoming, Wisconsin and Canada cold temps.
posted by Duane Koch
QUESTION:
My Makita 5200 compressor recommends sae 20 for temps 30 to 76 degrees F. Anything above that sae 30. Will your iso 100 work for this application? What is considered a high pressure compressor?
posted by Steve Caywood
ANSWER:
For the SAE 20, you need our Kompressor 46 and for the SAE 30 the Kompressor 100. Yes, they both will work for what you need. I would have to ask technical what high pressure is but we sell the product to industrial compressors. Our customers include Bosch, Disney (for their parks), Six Flags and many other large factories.
posted by TRIAX Lubricants Admin
QUESTION:
Trying to figure out which compressor oil to use, a sae 20 or sae 30. All my compressors are indoors but can get down to 40 degrees in the winter and 80's in the summer. Which would you recommend?
posted by Steve Caywood
ANSWER:
Either will work great, as both have a very wide temperature range. The SAE 30 or ISO 100, is thicker and provides better protection for high pressure compressors.
posted by TRIAX Lubricants Admin
QUESTION:
can i replace ingersoll rand ultracoolant with TRIAX Kompressor MV 100
posted by Juan Carlos Garcia
ANSWER:
Yes.
posted by TRIAX Lubricants Admin
QUESTION:
Why is the kompressor mv iso 100 air compressor oil not in stock anywhere?
posted by Nicholas Haas
ANSWER:
Its in stock pretty much everywhere.
posted by TRIAX Lubricants Admin
QUESTION:
Hi, I recently serviced our shop air compressor with this oil and notice the air has a smell to it now. It has been serviced in the past with standard 30w non detergent compressor oil and never had an odor. I verified that it’s not overfilled, Any ideas?
posted by Greg Smyder
ANSWER:
It should not have any smell. Our compressor oils are used on a large rang of compressors and are built to not burn. Please contact customerservice@triaxlubricants.com for any issues, as they would be able to answer directly and pass any conversations to our tech department.
posted by TRIAX Lubricants Admin
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