Eni i-Sigma universal 15W-40

Universal multigrade oil for mixed diesel and gasoline fleets

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Standards & approvals

  • ACEA E2 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for heavy-duty diesel engines without exhaust aftertreatment. No longer on ACEA's current list.

  • Diesel engine oil, API CG-4 performance level

    Older API category for heavy-duty diesel engines, written for fuel below 0.5 % sulphur.

  • Petrol engine oil, API SL performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.

  • MAN 271 — multigrade engine oil (obsolete)

    MAN's old multigrade truck engine oil specification, the counterpart of MAN 270. Superseded by the M 3xxx series.

Standards & approvals

  • ACEA E2 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for heavy-duty diesel engines without exhaust aftertreatment. No longer on ACEA's current list.

  • Diesel engine oil, API CG-4 performance level

    Older API category for heavy-duty diesel engines, written for fuel below 0.5 % sulphur.

  • Petrol engine oil, API SL performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.

  • MAN 271 — multigrade engine oil (obsolete)

    MAN's old multigrade truck engine oil specification, the counterpart of MAN 270. Superseded by the M 3xxx series.

  • Mercedes-Benz truck diesel engine oil, entry level

    Early Mercedes-Benz approval for mineral or semi-synthetic diesel engine oil in commercial-vehicle engines without exhaust aftertreatment, standard drain interval; largely superseded by 228.3.

  • Mercedes-Benz passenger-car engine oil, entry level

    Early Mercedes-Benz approval for petrol and diesel passenger-car engine oil, standard drain interval, below 229.3 and 229.5.

  • ACEA A3/B3 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for petrol and light-duty diesel engines, full-SAPS. No longer on ACEA's current list.

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Specifications

Brand
Eni
Category
Engine oils
Type
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 15W-40
Manufacturer code
001084
Availability
On request

Compatible vehicles

MAN
TGA
Mercedes-Benz
Actros, Atego, Axor, C-Class W202, E-Class W210, Vito W638

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Density at 15°Ckg/m³877ASTM D 4052
Viscosity at 100°Cmm²/s14.5ASTM D 445
Viscosity at 40°Cmm²/s103ASTM D 445
Viscosity index140ASTM D 2270
Viscosity at -20°CmPa·s6800ASTM D 5293
Pour point°C-27ASTM D 5950
Flash point COC°C220ASTM D 92
B. N.mg KOH/g9.1ASTM D 2896

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

Eni i-Sigma universal 15W-40 is a multigrade oil for lubricating the diesel engines of trucks, buses, construction machinery, light commercial vehicles and passenger cars operating under severe conditions. It can also be used in gasoline engines, which makes it a good choice for mixed fleets.

Applications

  • All diesel engines operating under severe conditions, as a multigrade lubricant for trucks, buses, construction machinery, vans and cars.
  • Petrol engines, offering a good choice for mixed fleets.

Performance & benefits

  • The quality of the base oils and the high percentage of additives used make it possible to meet the change intervals indicated by manufacturers.
  • Its antioxidant, anti-rust and anti-wear properties are specially designed for heavy traction.
  • Oxidation and viscosity changes are minimized.
  • All metal engine parts are protected and wear is reduced, ensuring maximum engine efficiency, extending the life of moving parts and reducing the number of maintenance operations.
  • Its anti-corrosive properties effectively protect all engine parts against combustion acids and moisture.
  • Meets the requirements of ACEA A3/B3, issue 2004.

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