Shell Tellus S2 M 32

Mineral hydraulic fluid for industrial and mobile equipment

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Standards & approvals

  • Parker Denison HF-0 — hydraulic fluid, most severe level

    Most severe Denison hydraulic fluid level: wear tests on both vane and piston pumps, dry and with water.

  • Fives Cincinnati P-68 — ISO VG 32 hydraulic oil

    Fives Cincinnati approval for machine tool fluids; hydraulic fluids with own wear, filterability and water separation tests, beyond DIN 51524-2.

  • Eaton Vickers Brochure 694 — fluid requirements

    The Vickers brochure with the classic requirements for hydraulic oils in vane and piston pumps: cleanliness, antiwear, thermal stability.

  • Bosch Rexroth RE 90220 — mineral hydraulic fluids

    Bosch Rexroth's data sheet for mineral-oil-based hydraulic fluids, for its own pumps and motors: filterability, cleanliness and antiwear requirements beyond DIN 51524-2.

Standards & approvals

  • Parker Denison HF-0 — hydraulic fluid, most severe level

    Most severe Denison hydraulic fluid level: wear tests on both vane and piston pumps, dry and with water.

  • Fives Cincinnati P-68 — ISO VG 32 hydraulic oil

    Fives Cincinnati approval for machine tool fluids; hydraulic fluids with own wear, filterability and water separation tests, beyond DIN 51524-2.

  • Eaton Vickers Brochure 694 — fluid requirements

    The Vickers brochure with the classic requirements for hydraulic oils in vane and piston pumps: cleanliness, antiwear, thermal stability.

  • Bosch Rexroth RE 90220 — mineral hydraulic fluids

    Bosch Rexroth's data sheet for mineral-oil-based hydraulic fluids, for its own pumps and motors: filterability, cleanliness and antiwear requirements beyond DIN 51524-2.

  • Hydraulic oil, type H HM — ISO 11158

    The international standard for mineral hydraulic fluids; class HM is the antiwear oil, the ISO counterpart of DIN 51524-2 HLP.

  • ASTM D6158, type HM — antiwear hydraulic oil

    The American standard for mineral HM hydraulic oils (with antiwear additives), equivalent to DIN 51524-2 HLP and ISO 11158 HM.

  • Hydraulic oil HLP — DIN 51524, part 2

    HLP oils, mineral oils with oxidation, corrosion and antiwear additives; the most quoted reference in industrial hydraulics.

  • SS 15 54 34 — environmental requirements for hydraulic fluids (Sweden)

    Swedish standard: high biodegradability, low aquatic toxicity, finished fluid not classified as environmentally hazardous; required near groundwater and drinking water sources.

  • GB 11118.1 L-HM — hydraulic oil (China)

    The Chinese national standard for hydraulic fluids; class L-HM is the antiwear oil, with a high-pressure variant.

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Specifications

Brand
Shell
Viscosity
ISO VG 32
Manufacturer code
001D7743
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
ISO viscosity grade32ISO 3448
Fluid type (ISO classification)HM
Kinematic viscosity @0°CcSt338Astm D445
Kinematic viscosity @40°CcSt32Astm D445
Kinematic viscosity @100°CcSt5.4Astm D445
Viscosity index99ISO 2909
Density @15°Ckg/m3875ISO 12185
Flash point (COC)°C218ISO 2592
Pour point°C-30ISO 3016

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

Shell Tellus S2 M are high-performance hydraulic fluids that use Shell's unique patented technology to deliver outstanding protection and operating performance for most manufacturing operations and mobile equipment. They resist mechanical stress and help prevent the formation of harmful deposits that can reduce hydraulic system efficiency. Shell Tellus S2 M 32 is the ISO VG 32 grade (ISO HM): typical kinematic viscosity 32 cSt at 40 °C and 5.4 cSt at 100 °C.

Applications

  • Industrial hydraulic systemsApproved and recommended by a wide range of equipment manufacturers, Shell Tellus S2 M fluids are suitable for a wide range of hydraulic system applications found in manufacturing and industrial environments.
  • Mobile hydraulic power transmission systemsShell Tellus S2 M fluids can be used effectively in mobile hydraulic applications such as excavators and cranes, except where significant ambient temperature variations occur. For these applications, we recommend the products in the Shell Tellus "V" range.
  • Marine hydraulic systemsSuitable for marine applications where ISO HM category hydraulic fluids are recommended. influencing factors

Performance & benefits

  • Long service life – reduced maintenance: Shell Tellus S2 M fluids help extend equipment maintenance intervals through their resistance to thermal and chemical breakdown. This minimises deposit formation and delivers excellent performance in the industry-standard ASTM D943 TOST (Turbine Oil Stability Test), providing better system reliability and cleanliness. Shell Tellus S2 M fluids also have good stability in the presence of moisture, which ensures a long fluid life and reduces the risk of corrosion and rusting, particularly in humid environments
  • Outstanding wear protection: Zinc-based anti-wear additives are incorporated to ensure proven effectiveness under all operating conditions, including low-load and heavy-load conditions. Outstanding performance in a series of piston and vane pump tests, including the Denison T6C test (dry and wet versions) and Vickers 35VQ25, demonstrates how Shell Tellus S2 M fluids can help system components last longer
  • Maintaining system efficiency: Superior cleanliness, excellent filterability and outstanding water separation, air release and anti-foam characteristics all help maintain or increase the efficiency of hydraulic systems. The unique additive system in Shell Tellus S2 M, combined with a superior degree of cleanliness (meeting the requirements of ISO 4406 21/19/16 or better, e.g. at the filling lines, as recognised by the DIN 51524 specification; the oil is exposed to various influences). Tellus S2 M 32

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