Shell EP Fluid 460

Wheel flange lubricant for rail vehicles

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Specifications

Brand
Shell
Manufacturer code
901L2870
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Colourblack
Density @15°Ckg/m3940ISO 12185
Viscosity @40°Cmm2/s479.0ISO 3104
Viscosity @100°Cmm2/s28.92ISO 3104
Viscosity index86NF T 60-136
Pour point°C-15NF T 60-105
Open Cup Flash point°C114NF EN 22592
4 Ball Wear Test 40kg/1hourmm0.4NF E 68-617
4 Ball Wear Loadkgf315ASTM D2783
Centerfuge Testmg60SNCF

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Manufacturer's description

Shell EP 460. Wheel Flange Lubricant

Applications

  • SHELL EP 460 is particularly suitable for the lubrication of wheel flanges of railway vehicles and tracks.
  • Its characteristics allow it to be sprayed in a fine mist with air pressure between 4 and 10 bar. Shell EP 460 has been used by SNCF on all trains, normal, fast and TGV since 2001.

Performance & benefits

  • SHELL EP 460 offers the following advantages: longer maintenance intervals due to anti-wear and extreme pressure properties
  • very good surface contact
  • good flexibility of the lubricating film at low temperature
  • no break in the film between contact surfaces
  • excellent anti-corrosion even in the presence of sea water
  • resistance to dirt and other contaminants
  • Specific to wheel flanges, SHELL EP 460 prevents lubrication loss due to centrifugal force and in heavy weather such as rain and snow
  • keeps the product in the tread of the rail
  • longer maintenance intervals due to anti-wear and extreme pressure properties
  • lack of screening at high temperature Specific to wheel flanges, SHELL EP 460
  • prevents lubrication loss due to centrifugal force and in heavy weather such as rain and snow

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