Hybrid synthetic motor oil XENUM SEMIX 5W40
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Fuel economy, Protective film, Engine wear protection, Stable viscosity index |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. |
BMW Longlife-01, Fiat 9.55535-M2, GM-LL-B-025, MB 226.5, MB 229.3, Porsche A40, PSA B71 2296, RENAULT 0700, RENAULT RN 0710, VW 502.00, VW 505.00 |
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Motor PAG oil with esters XENUM XPG 5W40
| Weight | 1 кг |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 10 см |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. |
BMW Longlife-04, GM DEXOS 2™, MB 229.51, MB 229.52, VW 502.00, VW 505.00, VW 505.01 |
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For extreme temperature changes, Fuel economy, Engine wear protection, Power increase, Stable viscosity index |
Motor oil with graphite XENUM GPX 5W40
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 10 см |
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High temperature lubrication, For gasoline engines, For diesel engines, For extreme temperature changes, Fuel economy, Protective film, Engine wear protection, Power increase, Reduction of toxicity and emissions, Less oil consumption, Stable viscosity index |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. | |
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Motor oil with esters XENUM X1 5W40
| Weight | 1 кг |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 20 × 20 см |
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1 liter, 4 liters, 5 liters, 20 liters, 60 liters, 208 liters |
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High temperature lubrication, For gasoline engines, For diesel engines, Fuel economy, Protective film |
| SAE viscosity class | |
| Engine type | |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. |
BMW Longlife-04, FIAT 9.55535-S2, FORD WSS-M2C 917A, GM DEXOS 2™, MB 226.5, MB 229.31, MB 229.51, Porsche A40, RENAULT 0700, RENAULT RN 0710, VW 502.00, VW 505.00, VW 505.01 |
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Motor oil with ceramics XENUM VRX 5W40
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Biodiesel, For gasoline engines, For diesel engines, For extreme temperature changes, Fuel economy, Protective film, Engine wear protection, Reduction of toxicity and emissions, Less oil consumption, At low temperatures, Stable viscosity index |
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API standard
The classification of motor oils for cars and commercial vehicles is classified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). The classification certifies that the oil meets certain quality and performance standards. API certification is usually indicated on the product label or back label. The label contains two important pieces of information to determine if the motor oil is suitable for use in your vehicle.
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ACEA approval
ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers Association) has an oil rating system that you will find on the packaging of almost every oil on the market. ACEA motor oil specifications are designed to ensure that the oil can provide the necessary performance to meet the demands of today's engines. The specifications cover a range of properties such as viscosity, shear resistance (the ability to maintain viscosity and lubricating properties when two fluid layers move relative to each other at different speeds) and wear protection.
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| Manufacturer's tolerances (OEM) The approvals of car manufacturers indicate that the oil has received confirmation of conformity for the engines of certain car manufacturers. | |
| Country of manufacture | |
| Guarantee |
SAE 5W40 oil specification
The viscosity index is directly related to the temperature at which the oil can fully function. For use in temperate climates, oils are often selected that can work both in summer and in winter, and for cold regions, oils with reduced viscosity are suitable.
To determine the temperature regime of the technical fluid, the number 30-35 should be subtracted from the first digit of the SAE index, the resulting value will be the lower temperature limit. To derive the maximum limit of the plus temperature of the lubricant, it is necessary to subtract 5 from the second number of the index.
5W-40 is an all-season oil that must maintain fluidity at negative and positive temperatures within the established limits to be considered in this SAE tolerance class. SAE can be an indicator of the climate in which this oil can be used, only partially and only in relation to the low temperature indicator. In general, this is an indication of oil viscosity at different temperatures.
SAE 5W-40 viscosity indicators:
| Characteristics | Indexes | Details |
| Pumpability | -35℃ | The minimum temperature at which the oil is pumped through the channels |
| Pumpability | -30℃ | The minimum temperature at which the engine can be started. |
| Kinematic viscosity at 100 degrees | 12.6-16.3 mm2/s | The indicator must be within these limits so that the oil can be labeled 5W-40. |
| Kinematic viscosity at 40 degrees | 89-97 mm2/s | The same, but at a different temperature. This indicator is less important than viscosity at operating temperature. |
| Dynamic viscosity of CCS at -30 degrees | Not more than 6600 mPas | That is, the closer the indicator is to this limit, the worse the crankshaft will rotate even at -30 degrees. |
| Flash point | From 224℃ | It can be from +/- 10-15 degrees. |
| Freezing temperature | About -45℃ | It can be different. This indicator indicates the temperature at which the oil will completely freeze and cannot be pumped through the channels. |
It is clear from this table that the second two symbols in the marking 40 show what viscosity the oil will have exactly at the operating temperature, that is, it indicates the thickness of the oil film and how easily and quickly the oil will be pumped. It is very important to choose this indicator according to the manufacturer's recommendation, since different engines have different design features.
The first number 5 is an indication of low temperature viscosity, that is, at -30 ℃, the oil will retain enough fluidity to rotate the crankshaft.