Terralus SB46 is a fully synthetic biodegradable hydraulic oil that may be used in environmentally sensitive locations such as agricultural land, forest floor, ground near water courses and reservoirs and construction sites. Terralus SB46 is based on synthetic esters to reduce gumming and high temperature oxidation, while improving low temperature fluidity. The formulation also contains approved performance additives, to reduce corrosion, wear and extend equipment life.

This range is mineral oil free and has been specially developed to meet concern over the inevitable spills, leakages and total system losses that frequently occur from burst hoses on hard worked hydraulic equipment. This is particularly important if hydraulic equipment is working where soil or water contamination is a possibility. In addition to the problem of mineral oil pollution, there is now evidence

Terralus AIR-O-LUBE is a pale amber liquid derived from natural vegetable oils blended with performance enhancing additives. It has low toxicity and is readily biodegradable. Terralus AIR-O-LUBE is a specially balanced formulation for use through metered mist air equipment to ensure economical lubricant utilisation and eliminates fluid loss associated with flood coolants. It has a high affinity to metal surfaces giving superior adhesion and on contact, the airborne droplets cling to minimise back scatter.

Terralus BVG Hydraulic Oils are a range of readily biodegradable hydraulic oils manufactured to meet the requirements of hydraulic systems in industrial, horticultural and earth moving equipment. This range is mineral oil free and has been specially developed to meet concern over the inevitable spills, leakages and total system losses that frequently occur from burst hoses on hard worked hydraulic

This range is mineral oil free and has been specially developed to meet concern over the inevitable spills, leakages and total system losses that frequently occur from burst hoses on hard worked hydraulic equipment. This is particularly important if hydraulic equipment is working where soil or water contamination is a possibility. In addition to the problem of mineral oil pollution, there is now evidence