Shell Flavex Oil 595

RAE-type aromatic process oil for rubber and tyres

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Specifications

Brand
Shell
Manufacturer code
001B1165
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Colour (Astm)D8.0Astm D1500
Density @15°Ckg/m3980ISO 12185
Refractive index @20°C1.5500Astm D1218
Flash point (COC)°C300ISO 2592
Pour point°C15ISO 3016
Kinematic viscosity @100°Cmm2/s60.0ISO 3104
Sulphur (X-Ray)% m/m4ISO 14596
Carbon distribution: C/A (S-Corr.)%29DIN 51378/Astm D2140 mod.
Carbon distribution: C/N (S-Corr.)%15DIN 51378/Astm D2140 mod.
Carbon distribution: C/P (S-Corr.)%56DIN 51378/Astm D2140 mod.
Refractive intercept (RI)1.060DIN 51378
Viscosity gravity constant (VGC)0.916DIN 51378
Aniline point°C66ISO 2977
Evaporation loss (22 hours) @107°C% m/m<0.1Astm D972
Noack volatility (1 hr) @250°C% m/m0.5Astm D 5800
Carbon distribution: C/A (non S-Corr.)%D 34DIN 51378/Astm 2140 mod.
Carbon distribution: C/N (non S-Corr.)%D 28DIN 51378/Astm 2140 mod.
Carbon distribution: C/P (non S-Corr.)%D 38DIN 51378/Astm 2140 mod.
Benzo(a)pyrene contentmg/kg<1
Sum of content of 8 PAHmg/kg<10

Complete documentation

Manufacturer's description

Aromatic process oil (RAE type). Shell Flavex 595 is a high-viscosity aromatic process oil obtained from a residual oil fraction. This type of oil is also known as RAE (residual aromatic extract). It is a potential substitute for distillate aromatic extracts (DAE) used as extender oils for rubber and tyres. It fully meets the requirements of EU Tyre Directive 2005/69/EC.

Applications

  • Used as a high-viscosity extrusion oil for rubber and tyres, as a potential substitute for distillate aromatic extracts (DAE); fully meets the requirements of EU Directive 2005/69/EC on tyres.

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