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Telaline Super F5
Telaline Super F5 is a premium quality Gasoline Engine Oil. This product is specially blended to meet the American Petroleum Institute (API) SM strict standards for today’s modern …
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Telnergy Super MHD
SAE 20W-50, API CH-4/SJ
Telnergy Super MHD is a high performance, low friction engine oil designed for diesel car and truck engines. This modern product uses a combination of selected base oils and outstanding additives. Characteristics include reduced friction and wear-protection.
INFORMATION
Type
Application
Oil
Viscosity
SAE 20W-50, API CH-4/SJ
Package
Carton = 5L X 6 bottles
Carton = 1 X 18L
Performance
– American Petroleum Institute (API) CH-4/SJ
– Association des Constructeurs Europeens d’Automobiles (ACEA) E1-96 Qualification
– Mercedes-Benz 228.1
– Association des Constructeurs Europeens d’Automobiles (ACEA) E1-96 Qualification
– Mercedes-Benz 228.1
Benefits
– Effective control of piston deposits
– Provides great performance in mixed fleets of different engine designs
– Smooth running engine
– Reduced oil consumption
– Very good wear protection
– Optimum engine cleanliness
– Provides great performance in mixed fleets of different engine designs
– Smooth running engine
– Reduced oil consumption
– Very good wear protection
– Optimum engine cleanliness
Application
Use for high speed, four stroke, turbocharged or naturally aspirated of diesel engines. It is particularly suitable for European and U.S diesel engines, small diesel engines in marine service, and generator sets.
