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Shell Omala S4 GXV
Shell Omala S4 GXV renewed previous Omala S4 GXV
Most Advanced Synthetic Industrial Gear Oil
Shell Omala S4 GXV oil is Shell's fastest selling industrial gear oil. It is Shell's ultimate formulation and is designed to provide extra long life and excellent protection under high loads. It is a synthetic oil with a low friction coefficient and good low-temperature performance, which make it ideal for wind turbine and other remote, long-life applications. Shell Omala S4 GXV is widely recognised and approved by leading equipment manufacturers.
Shell Omala S4 GXV is designed to protect
Protecting gears from damage can help to increase service life and maximise your return on investment. Shell Omala S4 GXV can help to achieve this by providing up to 90% less bearing wear & significantly exceeding the minimum gear protection requirements.
Shell Omala S4 GXV is designed for long oil life
Limiting fluid degradation can help to prolong oil life. Shell Omala S4 GXV is designed to help you operate for longer without interruption – for reduced maintenance requirements and enhanced productivity. In the industry-standard oil life test, Shell Omala S4 GXV achieved up to 47% less thickening.
Shell Omala S4 GXV is designed for system efficiency
A gear oil needs to protect and lubricate efficiently. Shell Omala S4 GXV is designed to increase productivity by helping equipment to meet or exceed its design capabilities. Shell Omala S4 GXV provides up to 78% faster water separation to help ensure efficient and consistent lubrication. Shell Omala S4 GXV has a 35% lower friction coefficient.
Our customers value us
"We like your site, it shows that you are experts in lubricants!"
-- Ian Adair
"You deliver quicker than our previous UK supplier!"
-- Cris Scullion
"Surprise to us!
We paid to much in the past"
-- Stuart Wyatt
Our customers value us
"We like your site, it shows that you are experts in lubricants!"
-- Ian Adair
"You deliver quicker than our previous UK supplier!"
-- Cris Scullion
"Surprise to us!
We paid to much in the past"
-- Stuart Wyatt