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<strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III TM<br />

Open Gear Lubricant<br />

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Description<br />

<strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III is an open gear lubricant comprising a solvent-free blend of synthetic polyols and modified<br />

hydrocarbon fluid bases coupled with synergistic lubricating solids and micro-coupling agents that form a<br />

thixotropic matrix.<br />

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Applications<br />

Open gears, racks and pinions, dipper sticks, circle rollers and rails and other mechanisms that are found in<br />

mining, steel, cement, sugar and other heavy industries.<br />

It is also suitable for gears and pinions that operate at elevated temperatures (85 0 C).<br />

Check second page for approximate application rates.<br />

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Advantages<br />

• <strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III is solvent free and can be dispensed without heating through conventional lubrication<br />

systems.<br />

• Will not plug or harden in injectors, blocks and spray nozzles, even after extended usage.<br />

• Inert formulation will not adversely react with copper alloys and lubricant system components.<br />

• Complexing of micro-coupling agents and fluid stabilisers provides excellent adhesion and minimizes<br />

fling off.<br />

• The established soft, pliable film provides high compressive strengths and low shear rates, while<br />

fluid stabilisers prevent residual build-up.<br />

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Application Rates for <strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III:<br />

The following formula can be used as a guide for application rates of <strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III at conditions of initial startup<br />

(or re-start following clean-up or maintenance service) and running conditions:<br />

Start-up:<br />

Running:<br />

M1 = 0.04 x B x W (Np +Ng)<br />

M2 = 0.025 x B x W (Np +Ng)<br />

Where: M1 = Start-up dose Mass <strong>OGL</strong> III in grams per 24 hours<br />

M2 = Running dose Mass <strong>OGL</strong> III in grams per 24 hours<br />

B = Height of gear tooth in cm<br />

W = Width of gear tooth in cm<br />

Np = Number of pinion teeth<br />

Ng = Number of gear teeth


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Typical Characteristics<br />

Method<br />

Units<br />

<strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III<br />

Product Code: 500495<br />

“Nominal” Density kg/L 1.2<br />

Texture<br />

Solvent Content<br />

Smooth<br />

NLGI 1.5<br />

Base Thickener<br />

Nil<br />

Inorganic<br />

Drop Point ASTM D2265 0C 260<br />

Timken OK Load ASTM D2509 kg 30<br />

Four Ball EP Test<br />

Load Wear Index<br />

Weld Load<br />

ASTM D2596<br />

ASTM D2266<br />

kg<br />

kg<br />

145<br />

800+<br />

Base Oil Viscosity @ 400C ASTM D445 cSt 1640<br />

The above figures are typical of those obtained with normal production tolerance and do not constitute a specification.<br />

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Additional Information<br />

Storage<br />

All packages should be stored under cover and secure at moderate temperatures. Always reseal containers<br />

after use. Grease guns and grease systems should be maintained clean and in good working order.<br />

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Health & Safety Recommendations<br />

Health, safety and environmental information is provided for this product in the Materials Safety Data Sheet.<br />

This gives details of potential hazards, precautions and First Aid measures, together with environmental<br />

effects and disposal of used products.<br />

These Sheets are available from the local <strong>BP</strong> office or the <strong>BP</strong> Lubricants and Fuels Technical Helpline<br />

(phone 1300 139 700).<br />

<strong>BP</strong> Australia Limited or its subsidiaries will not accept liability if the product is used other than in the manner<br />

or with the precautions or for the purpose/s specified. Before the product is used other than as directed,<br />

advice should be obtained from the local <strong>BP</strong> office or the Technical Helpline.<br />

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This Data Sheet and information it contains is considered to be<br />

accurate at the date of printing. No warranty or representation,<br />

expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy or<br />

completeness of the data and information contained in this<br />

publication.<br />

It is the User's obligation to evaluate and use products safely<br />

and within the scope advised in the data sheet and to comply<br />

with all applicable laws and regulations. No statement made in<br />

this publication shall be construed as a permission,<br />

recommendation or authorisation given or implied to practice<br />

any patented invention without a valid licence.<br />

The Seller shall not be responsible for any loss or damage<br />

resulting from any hazards or risks identified in the data sheet<br />

and which are associated with petroleum products concerned<br />

(provided that this disclaimer shall not affect any statutory<br />

rights of the Buyer of the petroleum products concerned).<br />

<strong>BP</strong> Australia Pty Ltd<br />

ABN 53 004 085 616<br />

Lubes & Fuels Tech Helpline: 1300 139 700<br />

Fax (Australia): 03 9268 4394<br />

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<strong>BP</strong> <strong>OGL</strong> III is the trademark of bp plc<br />

Date Created: 8 January 2007 Last Modified: 8 January 2007

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