Quinplex Syn FG Gear Oil (4150-4460) is a high-performance, fully synthetic food-grade gear lubricant designed to protect industrial gear systems operating in demanding environments. Formulated with premium synthetic base oils and advanced anti-wear additives, it provides reliable lubrication and gear protection across a wide range of extreme high and low operating temperatures.
Approved for use in food-related applications, this food-grade synthetic gear oil is ideal for machinery and equipment in food processing and other environments where incidental food contact requirements must be considered. Its excellent thermal stability and wear protection help reduce friction, minimise component wear and support reliable equipment performance.
Available in 200–210L barrels and 18.9L buckets.
Download the Quinplex Syn FG Gear Oil product information sheet for detailed specifications and technical information.
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