Lubriplate L0888-057 Machine Oil Sae 250 Iso 680 1 Gal

Product Description

The LUBRIPLATE L0888-057 is a mineral-base, food-grade multi-purpose machine oil formulated to an SAE 250 / ISO 680 viscosity grade. It delivers a kinematic viscosity of 700 cSt at 40 degrees C and 41 cSt at 100 degrees C, placing it in the heavy-gear and slow-speed lubrication range. Packaged in a 1-gallon bottle, this oil is suited for facilities where incidental food contact is a concern, making it a practical choice for food processing plants, bottling lines, and similar regulated environments. Maintenance technicians and industrial lubrication specialists are the primary installers and users.

This oil is applied wherever a high-viscosity, food-safe lubricant is required on production and processing equipment. Typical applications include open gears, chains, slow-speed bearings, and enclosed gear drives operating under heavy loads. Its AGMA 8 rating aligns it with gear lubrication specifications common in industrial drive systems. The 1-gallon bottle format suits single-machine top-offs and small-fleet service programs equally well.

Key Features

• Food-grade formulation suitable for facilities with incidental food contact requirements
• Mineral oil base provides reliable film strength under heavy loads
• SAE 250 / ISO 680 / AGMA 8 viscosity ratings cover a wide range of industrial gear and chain applications
• High kinematic viscosity of 700 cSt at 40 degrees C supports slow-speed, high-load operating conditions
• 1-gallon bottle packaging simplifies dispensing and inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a food-grade replacement lubricant for industrial equipment requiring an SAE 250 / ISO 680 / AGMA 8 rated mineral machine oil, including open gears, enclosed gear drives, and heavy-duty chain systems where incidental food contact compliance is mandated.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by maintenance technicians or industrial lubrication specialists following the equipment manufacturer's service intervals. Before servicing any gear drive or lubrication point, de-energize and lock out the associated machinery per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Confirm that the existing lubricant type and viscosity grade are compatible with a mineral oil base before topping off or replacing. Dispose of used oil in accordance with applicable local environmental regulations.