Total Nateria MH 40
01736 757002VISCOSITY - SAE 40
Total Nateria MH 40 Gas engine oil
Total Nateria MH 40 Low ash (< 0,5 %) detergent mineral oil for gas engines.
Lubrication of engines requiring a Low Ash oil, in power generation plants, with or without cogeneration.
Total Nateria MH 40 Gas engine oilProduct Advantages:
- Contains mineral base oils selected for their thermal stability, nitration and oxidation resistance.
- The specific additives give important antiwear and anticorrosion properties, with a limited ash level, which guarantees compatibility with the exhaust gas treatment systems.
- This low ash content reduces the combustion chamber deposits risks and ensures an optimal cleanliness.
| TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS | METHODS | UNITS | Value |
| SAE Grade
| 40 | ||
| Density at 15°C
| ISO 3676 | kg/m3 | 890 |
| Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C | ISO 3104 | mm²/s
| 142.2 |
| Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C | ISO 3104 | mm²/s
| 14.8 |
| Viscosity index
| ISO 2909 | 105 | |
| Flash point OC
| ISO 2592 | °C | 250 |
| Pour point
| ISO 3016 | °C | – 12 |
| Sulphated ash
| ISO 3987 | % wt | 0.45 |
| TBN | ASTM D 2896 | mgKOH/g | 5.5 |
- CATERPILLAR ENERGY SOLUTIONS – 2105/14 – sulphated ash content up to 0.5 %wt, CG132, CG170, CG260 engines
- DEUTZ – Technical Bulletin 0199-99-01213/1
- GE-JENBACHER –
Engine types 2 et 3 : Gas type A and catalyst
Engine types 4 B : Gas type A, B, C and catalyst
Engine types 6 C & E : Gas type A, B, C and catalyst - MAN – M3271-2 – Stationary Engines – Natural Gas
- MTU 400BR series – Natural Gas
- MTU 4000 series – Natural Gas – L32/33 / L61/62/63
- MWM – 2105/14 – 2105/14 – sulphated ash content up to 0.5 %wt, 616, 620, 632 engines
- WÄRTSILÄ – moteurs W25SG, W28SG, W180SG, W220SG
NATERIA MH 40 also meets the technical requirements from CATERPILLAR and WAUKESHA among others.
Before using the product, the vehicle’s maintenance guide should be checked. The product should not be stored at temperatures over 60°C. It should be kept away from sunlight, intense cold and extreme temperature fluctuations. If possible, the packaging should not be exposed to the elements. Otherwise, the drums should be laid horizontally to avoid any contamination from water and to prevent the product’s label from rubbing off.
All packages should be stored under cover. Where outside storage is unavoidable drums should be laid horizontally to avoid the possible ingress of water and damage to drum markings. Products should not be stored above 60°C, or exposed to hot sun or freezing conditions.
