Castrol Transmax Longlife 75W-90 Transmission Oil 1L (API GL-5)

Name: Castrol Transmax Longlife 75W-90 Transmission Oil 1L (API GL-5)
Brand: Moto.gs
SKU: 75W-90 LL GL5
Price: 20.35 EUR
Availability: InStock

Referens: 75W-90 LL GL5

Převodový olej Castrol Syntrax Longlife 75W-90 1l (API GL-5)

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Castrol Transmax Longlife 75W-90 transmission oil meeting the highest API GL-5 standard

1 liter
especially suitable for gearboxes

For replacement in R1200GS/A 2004-2012, R1150GS, R1100GS you will need approximately 0.9l.

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Produktdetaljer

Castrol Transmax Longlife 75W-90 is a fully synthetic gear oil. It is a premium product from Castrol.

Benefits:

Castrol Transmax Longlife 75W-90 offers the following benefits:

Fuel savings and reduced emissions thanks to balanced viscosity and friction characteristics
Excellent pumpability at low temperatures ensures optimal protection during starting in all conditions
Excellent thermal and oxidative stability provides a higher degree of cleanliness for differentials and final drives, allowing for extended change and service intervals
Optimal wear protection and resistance to extreme pressures in all ambient temperatures and loads
High temperature reduction capability and excellent shear stability ensure final drive performance and extend component lifespan

A Brief Overview of Gear Oils:

Specifications of Gear Oils
Viscosity
The viscosity characteristics of gear oils are rated using the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers, USA) specification. This standard is used to classify oils into 4 winter grades, marked with a number and "W" (from English Winter), and 5 summer grades marked with a number.

Winter grades: 70W, 75W, 80W, 85W
Summer grades: 80, 85, 90, 140, 250
If only one grade is used in the designation, it means it is a monograde oil (summer or winter). When a combination of summer and winter grade is used (e.g., 80W-90), it is a multigrade or all-season oil. Unlike motor oils, monograde oils are more commonly required by manufacturers for gear oils.

Performance Categories
The performance category of gear oils is marked using the API (American Petroleum Institute, USA) classification. The performance class designation consists of the letters "GL" (from English Gear Lubricant) and a number, which indicates the performance level, of which there are six.

Currently, the following four performance classes are used:
GL-3 - low-additive oils for manually shifted transmissions under medium stress
GL-4 - highly additive oils primarily for manually shifted transmissions and lightly loaded hypoid gears
GL-5 - oils designed for heavily loaded hypoid gears, operating under the toughest conditions, subjected to variable shock loads
GL-6 - oils for hypoid gears operating in extreme conditions. These are still very rarely used.

Comparison of Viscosity Classifications of SAE Gear and Motor Oils

Viscosity Classes of Gear Oils according to SAE J306A

How to Choose the Right Gear Oil?
The same principles apply when selecting gear oil as when selecting motor oil.

1. The first principle when choosing gear oil is to follow the manufacturer's recommendations, contained in the manual for each vehicle. Only the transmission manufacturer (of the vehicle) can responsibly state which oil can be used. Practically no manufacturer recommends a specific oil brand (this would be against the competition laws in the European Union). Transmission manufacturers (of cars) recommend oils according to performance specifications, e.g., API GL-4, API GL-5, and viscosity specifications SAE, e.g., 75W, 80W-90.
2. Change intervals are then set for these recommended oils (usually 10,000 km or 1 year).
3. If you do not have the vehicle manual, ask the manufacturer (at the Czech importer headquarters) of the vehicle. Remember, the vehicle manufacturer does not recommend a specific oil brand, but only the performance and viscosity specifications.