Zinc-Free Antiwear Hydraulic Fluids For Aerospace & Industrial Applications
Phillips 66 X/C 5606H and X/C 5606A Aviation Hydraulic Fluids are mineral oil-based, high viscosity index, ashless (zinc-free) antiwear hydraulic fluids designed to meet the severe demands of aerospace and industrial applications. They have excellent oxidation resistance and outstanding low-temperature properties for use over a wide temperature range. They provide excellent wear protection for hydraulic pumps and motors, protect hydraulic system components against rust and corrosion, and are resistant to excessive foam buildup that can cause poor or sluggish hydraulic system response. X/C 5606H Aviation Hydraulic Fluid meets the cleanliness requirements for “super clean” hydraulic fluid for use in modern aircraft hydraulic systems. X/C 5606A Aviation Hydraulic Fluid is recommended for use in hydraulic systems that do not require a “super clean” fluid. Both fluids are dyed red for identification and leak detection purposes. |
Corner of can crushed by ups shipment.
Good stuff and cheaper than Amazon.
Delivered quickly and intact.
satisfied our needs, timely response.
It’s oil?
Product I have been needing.
Exactly what I ordered.
Order came quickly...
good product, fast delivery
The can arrived dented and leaking. It was in a plastic bag but since UPS tends to tumble turn and throw packages in any conceivable position it leaked out and had about three fourths of the box wet with fluid. Fortunately there was enough fluid to completely flush my aircraft struts.
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