
Description:
Hydraunycoil FH 42 is a synthetic hydraulic fluid formulated with PAO and esters, featuring a viscosity of 7 cSt at 40°C. It is engineered to function effectively within a temperature range of -54°C to +200°C, maintaining stability without significant evaporation or viscosity changes. This fluid is suitable for use in aircraft and missile hydraulic systems, offering protection against component wear and seizure.
Applications:
The fluid is applicable in various aerospace systems, including actuators and flap-control mechanisms, landing gear shock struts, helicopter and military hydraulic systems, and missile hydraulic servo-controlled systems.
Specifications and Characteristics:
Notes:
The values provided are typical and do not constitute a contractual commitment. Sales specifications are available upon request. This technical data sheet supersedes previous editions.
NYCO HYDRAUNYCOIL FH 42 LOW TEMPERATURE SYNTHETIC HYDRAULIC FLUID NATO CODE H-538 MIL-PRF-87257C - OX-538 AIRBUS CML 02EBA1I Hydraunycoil FH 42 is a synthetic hydraulic fluid based on PAO and esters with a viscosity of 7 cSt at 40°C. It is designed to operate in the temperature range - 54°C to + 200°C without air intake for a long period of time without significant evaporation or change in viscosity. Hydraunycoil FH 42 is the latest generation of hydraulic fluids for aircraft (A380) and missiles. It prevents component wear and seizure over a large temperature range. It can be used in hydraulic systems previously operated with H-537 (MIL-PRF-83282) or • Actuators and flap-control mechanisms of military and commercial aircrafts • Landing gear shock strut of military and commercial aircrafts • Helicopter and military hydraulic systems • Hydraulic servo-controlled systems of missiles
Open the catalog to page 1The values above are typical values. They do not constitute any contractual commitment. Sales specifications are available on request. The present technical data sheet replaces all the previous editions.
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