probably their "house brand"
If you can find the spec sheet, you can find it from somewhere else for sure.
We use Gardner Denver SP8000, which is good for 8000 hours.
Of course to not void our warranty (5 years) we have to, after that I'll run Amsoil compressor oil.
I know I called Amsoil about our old compressor and they said the same thing, complete flush if you change brands.
Basically you HAVE to have it... so they are going to stick it to you.
If you don't have a warranty to consider, I would just call oil manufactures tell them about your machine, even what the manufacture recommended part number, see if they have a cross reference it, there is a way to cross reference, I cant remember.
there is an i.d. number I'm pretty sure on the container you can give them, and they can cross ref it for you.
not much help... but it's a start
If you can find the spec sheet, you can find it from somewhere else for sure.
We use Gardner Denver SP8000, which is good for 8000 hours.
Of course to not void our warranty (5 years) we have to, after that I'll run Amsoil compressor oil.
I know I called Amsoil about our old compressor and they said the same thing, complete flush if you change brands.
Basically you HAVE to have it... so they are going to stick it to you.
If you don't have a warranty to consider, I would just call oil manufactures tell them about your machine, even what the manufacture recommended part number, see if they have a cross reference it, there is a way to cross reference, I cant remember.
there is an i.d. number I'm pretty sure on the container you can give them, and they can cross ref it for you.
not much help... but it's a start
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