BioFlo AWS

BioFlo AWS Hydraulic Fluid is a semi-synthetic, readily biodegradable, zinc-free, anti-wear hydraulic oil that is formulated from renewable base stocks. Please note that the name of this product is changing to BioFlo SB AW.

Product Documents

Semi-Synthetic Anti-Wear Hydraulic Oil Fluid

Please note that some of our product names are changing and BioFlo AWS is one of them. It will be called BioFlo SB AW moving forward. It is the same great product just a small adjustment to the name. BioFlo AWS (SB AW) Hydraulic Fluid is a synthetic Blend, readily biodegradable, zinc-free, anti-wear hydraulic oil formulated from renewable base stocks to meet the performance requirements of mobile and industrial hydraulic systems. This high lubricity base oil is paired with environmentally friendly additive technologies to minimize ecological impact. This lubricant offers excellent thermal and oxidative stability, assuring superior service life with minimal viscosity change over a broad range of operating temperatures. BioFlo AWS fluid is suitable for use in all conventional hydraulic systems, especially environmentally sensitive applications.

  • USDA BioPreferred Program
  • Classified as Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EAL’s) per the EPA’s 2013 U.S. Vessel General Permit (VGP).
  • Viscosity grade 46 is non sheening.
  • Meets Eaton Brochure 03-401-2010 (Dry ASTM D943)
  • Meets DIN 51524 Part 1, 2 & 3 (Dry ISO 4263-1)

For Any industry (construction, refuse, mining, dredging, marine, agriculture, oil & gas, plant operations, etc.) utilizing mobile or stationary hydraulically powered equipment, especially hydraulic systems where a release into the environment is possible or where a leak or spill could reach a waste stream.

Certification

USDA Certified Biobased Product, VGP EAL

Features

Minimally Toxic, Not Bioaccumulative, Readily Biodegradable

Industry

Agriculture, Construction Equipment, Energy, Government, Marine, Oil & Gas, Rail, Wood Products

Packaging

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Viscosity

15, 22, 32, 46, 68

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