FES Ammonia Refrigeration Oils
Advantages at a glance
- Enhanced wear protection optimizes compressor performance
- Long lasting formulation results in less interventions
- Very low oil carryover rates improve compressor reliability
- Superior low temperature fluidity ensures better evaporator performance
- Optimum heat transfer for better all-round system efficiency
- Suitable across a wide range of cooling & heating applications
Main customer benefits
- Reduced energy costs
- Lower maintenance costs
- Increased safety
- NSF H1 registered Food Grade options
- Reduced stocking requirements
- Easy to upgrade your existing plant
Product safety data sheets
Safety Data Sheets for the FES products are specific to both the product and the GEA Company supplying the product. To obtain the FES Safety Data Sheet specific to you please contact your local GEA representative.
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