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FRICK® PureOil™ Compressor Oils
Features and benefits
Johnson Controls - FRICK® has manufactured
refrigeration compressors for all types of applications and
refrigerants since 1882. Continuous research backed by
years of experience has resulted in FRICK oils that meet
the demands of all refrigeration and gas compression
applications. We offer a wide range of oils that address
your specific compressor lubrication and budget
requirements. Our rigid specifications ensure that all FRICK
oils are produced to the highest quality standards for
premium performance and durability.
FRICK compressor oils deliver:
• Highest quality ensuring lubricity at designed operating
temperatures and pressures.
• Chemically stable at designed operating conditions.
• Resistant to high temperature breakdown.
• High flash points.
• Low moisture content.
• Low pour points to resist congealing in condensers and
evaporators.
• Exceptionally wax free.
• Formulated to proper viscosities for specific applica-
tions.
FRICK oils offer superior performance lubricants to match
your application. Synthetic oils offer superior breakdown
characteristics, better lubricity, extended viscosities, and
reduced oil change intervals.
By maintaining these high standards of quality and product
excellence, FRICK oils have won approval of the entire
refrigeration industry. Since few end users have the
resources to analyze the contents of oil and test their
durability, it is good engineering practice to use oil which
is backed by the experience of the leading refrigeration
equipment manufacturer.
Proper oil selection is based on the specific compressor
and application (for example, refrigerant/gas, pressures,
temperature). FRICK Coolware software can be used in
most cases for the proper selection. Contact a FRICK sales
representative for additional support.
Check www.FrickCold.com for the latest version of this publication.
EQUIPMENT MANUAL – Section 160
160.802-SPC (MAY 2017)
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Compressor oil approval
Oil and its additives play a critical part in gas compressor
operation. FRICK will not approve non-FRICK oils for use
with FRICK compressors. This is because it is not possible
for us to test all oils offered in the market, nor monitor oil
composition over time, as we can with our own products.
We understand that compressor owners and operators
may sometimes elect to use other than FRICK brands
of oil. When doing this, they take some portion of the
responsibility for compressor performance and com-
pressor reliability. FRICK cannot accept responsibility for
compressor reliability, system performance, oil carryover,
oil foaming, or other oil related problems in systems using
non-FRICK oils.
In the event of a lubrication-related system problem
involving non-FRICK oils, FRICK may deny warranty after
reviewing field data and circumstances related to the
problem.
In the event of a lubrication related compressor failure
involving non-FRICK oils, FRICK will inspect any failed
parts and if the failure is deemed by us to be caused by
improper oil performance, may deny warranty.
We recognize there are many good compressor oils on the
market. Choosing oil for a particular application involves
consideration of many aspects of the lubricant and how it
and its additive package react in the compressor unit. This
is often a complex choice that ultimately depends on a
combination of field experience, lab and field-testing, and
knowledge of lubricant chemistry. FRICK will not accept
those risks on other than our own compressor oils.
(From NS-34-02; October 25, 2002; JWP)
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160.802-SPC (APR 2020) FRICK COMPRESSOR OILS
Page 2 SPECIFICATIONS
Ammonia Oils
FRICK - #3
Excellent medium/heavy weight hydrogenated mineral-
based oil for ammonia refrigerant. FRICK #3 oil has
proven its versatility in thousands of reciprocating and
screw compressor applications worldwide. It is specially
formulated with base oil and additives to meet our
specifications. FRICK #3 oil offers greater thermal stability
than napthenic products and better lubricity and viscosity
in ammonia applications, and is a cost-effective alternative
to most ammonia refrigerant applications. Recommended
evaporator temperatures are -35°F (-37.2°C) and above.
FRICK - #9
Premium semisynthetic hydro-treated oil designed for
ammonia applications. FRICK #9 oil provides high thermal
stability for improved breakdown characteristics and
extended service intervals. FRICK #9 oil is less volatile and
less soluble in ammonia, resulting in decreased oil foaming
for better compressor lubrication and lower oil carryover
from the oil separator. This oil’s higher viscosity results
in less bearing wear than pure mineral based napthenic
oils. Recommended evaporator temperatures are -50°F
(-45.5°C) and above. FRICK #9 is registered as a lubricant
where there is no possibility of food contact (H21) in and
around food processing areas.
FRICK - #9ST
Similar to FRICK #9 but with additional seal treating
properties. FRICK #9ST is specially blended to condition
O-rings in ammonia systems changing from napthenic oils
to higher quality paraffinic oils. FRICK #9ST helps extend
the life of elastomers and reduce leaks.
FRICK - #10A
Premium quality oil for ammonia refrigeration systems
using direct expansion (DX) evaporators and rotary screw
compressors. FRICK #10A oil is an ammonia soluble oil
which mixes with ammonia within the refrigeration system
and returns to the compressor via the system suction line.
In addition to its solubility with ammonia, FRICK #10A oil
offers superior lubricity and foaming characteristics when
compared to Polyalkylene glycol (PAG) oils. Recommended
for evaporator temperatures -20°F (-28.9°C) and above.
Consult a FRICK sales representative for application
assistance before use in a new application.
Polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic hydrocarbon-based
lubricants are custom blended with additives for oxidation
inhibition, corrosion protection, defoaming, and antiwear.
These oils are highly refined to be totally wax free with
an extremely low pour point. This makes them especially
suited for ammonia, low temperature refrigeration
applications. FRICK PAO oil does not require warming of the
system low side for oil return. Due to high thermal stability,
these oils resist breakdown and extend service intervals.
FRICK - #11
Is registered by NSF as a (H21) lubricant suitable for
incidental contact in and around food processing areas.
FRICK #11 is not suitable to retrofit systems that have
operated on mineral oil due to risk of O-ring shrinkage.
Recommended for evaporator temperatures of -80°F
(-62.2°C) and above.
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FRICK - #11ST
Is blended to condition O-rings in ammonia systems
that have operated on mineral oils. This product is also
compatible with mineral oils and equipment designed
for mineral oils. The seal treatment (ST) reduces the risk
of seal leakage caused by O-ring shrinkage in retrofit
of systems that have operated on mineral oils. FRICK
#11ST is not a NSF grade lubricant. It is recommended for
evaporator temperatures of -70°F (-56.6°C) and above.
FRICK - #19
A high quality custom blended PAO synthetic hydrocarbon
fluid which provides enhanced lubrication at both high and
low temperatures, reduced volatility, chemical inertness,
and compatibility with mineral oils.
HCFC oils
FRICK - #2A
Excellent, medium-weight, mineral-based oil for
halocarbon refrigerants. FRICK #2A oil is refined free of
waxes that may congeal or precipitate at low evaporator
temperatures. FRICK #2A oil has a naturally low pour point
requiring no pour point depressants and a natural affinity
to halocarbon refrigerants for good oil return and heat
transfer. It is recommended for evaporator temperatures
-50°F (-45.5°C) and above. FRICK #2A oil offers the
lowest, first-cost alternative for halocarbon refrigerant
applications.
FRICK - #6 & #7
High quality synthetic oil for low temperature application of
halocarbon refrigerants. FRICK #6 and #7 oils are the best
choice for low evaporator temperatures due to their low
pour points. These oils are recommended for evaporator
temperatures of -70°F (-56.6°C) and above. Oil return is
enhanced on low temperature systems due to the oils'
excellent miscibility with CFC and HCFC refrigerants. Consult
a FRICK sales representative for application assistance.
HFC oils
FRICK polyolester (POE) - synthetic based lubricants
are especially suited for HFC refrigerants, R-134A, R-507,
R-404, and some new refrigerant blends. FRICK synthetic
oils are custom blended with additives for oxidation
inhibition, corrosion protection, defoaming, and antiwear.
Synthetic oils have extremely low pour points which make
them specially suited for low temperature refrigeration
applications. FRICK synthetic oil's high thermal stability
resists breakdown and extends service intervals. Consult a
FRICK sales representative for application assistance.
FRICK - #13
Premium quality ester-based synthetic oil. FRICK #13 is
used in compressors with evaporator temperatures above
-50°F (-45.5°C). Oil return is enhanced on low temperature
systems due to the oils' excellent miscibility with HFC
refrigerants. Consult a FRICK Sales Representative for
retrofit assistance.
FRICK - #13A
Similar to FRICK #13 but recommended for lower
evaporator temperatures at -70°F (-56.6°C) and above.
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FRICK - #13B
Premium quality ester-based synthetic oil. FRICK #13B
oil is recommended for HFC refrigerant applications
where higher viscosity is required. Particularly suited with
variable speed drives, high evap temperatures, and high
refrigerant dilution of the oil. Recommended evaporator
temperatures are -35°F (-37.2°C) and above.
Hydrocarbon oils
Johnson Controls also supplies additional FRICK specialty
oils for hydrocarbon and gas compression applications.
FRICK - #12
Premium quality synthetic polyalkylene glycol (PAG) type
oil for hydrocarbon and gas compression application.
FRICK #12 oil is custom blended with additives for
oxidation stability, corrosion protection, and lubricity.
Additional advantages include the ability to withstand
hydrocarbon dilution. Recommended evaporator
temperatures are -35°F (-37.2°C) and above.
FRICK - #12B
FRICK #12B is a superior blend of PAG with additives
for oxidation stability, corrosion protection, metal
deactivation, and lubricity. The ability of this lubricant to
withstand dilution by hydrocarbon and other compressed
gas is advantageous to flooded screw compressors.
Recommended evaporator temperatures are -50°F (-45.5°C)
and above where lower viscosity is required.
FRICK - #18
A custom blended polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic
hydrocarbon fluid which provides enhanced lubrication at
both high and low temperatures, reduced volatility, and
compatibility with mineral oils and mineral oil equipment.
FRICK #18 contains both rust and oxidation inhibitors.
Typical applications include landfill gas.
FRICK - NG #1
FRICK NG #1 is a severely hydrocracked semisynthetic,
custom-blended, highly refined, chemically resistant
lubricant that compares favorably with other products that
are widely used in these applications. State-of-the-art
additives act as lubricity improvers, defoamants, and pour
point depressants and help protect the metal surfaces
of the compressor against corrosion. FRICK NG#1 is
formulated for use in light hydrocarbon gases with specific
gravity less than 1.0, and includes sour gas corrosion
inhibitors for up to 1% hydrogen sulfide. This product is
widely used in environments and certain applications (for
example, flooded rotary screw compressors) where shear
stability, lubricity, and resistance to chemical attack by the
compressed gas are required.
FRICK - NG #2
FRICK NG#2 is also a severely hydrocracked semisynthetic
lubricant that is custom blended, highly refined, dewaxed,
and chemically inert. FRICK NG#2 offers all of the same
advantages as FRICK NG#1, and has even better sour gas
corrosion inhibition additives. Silicone additives act to
improve lubricity and defoam the oil. They help protect
the metal surfaces of your compressor against corrosion.
FRICK NG#2 is used in applications where the specific
gravity of the gas is less than 1.0, and can be used with
any hydrogen sulfide content. This oil is widely used for
applications where the lubricant is subjected to harsh
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chemical environments. FRICK NG#2 contains an additive
compatible with sour hydrocarbon (H2S) gas systems. The
corrosion inhibitor system is most resistant to gas streams
with traces of iron sulfide.
FRICK - NG #3
FRICK NG #3 is a fully synthetic PAG-based lubricant that
limits dilution by hydrocarbons to 20%. It is formulated
with sour gas corrosion inhibitors with no limit on the
hydrogen sulfide content of the incoming gas. The
pour point for FRICK NG #3 is -55°F (-48.3°C) making it
excellent for nearly any ambient temperature range.
A unique copolymer of polyalkylene glycols, the ability of
this lubricant to withstand dilution by hydrocarbons and
other compressed gases is particularly advantageous in
flooded screw compressors. Other advantages include
thermal stability, low ash content, high viscosity index,
shear stability, and excellent lubricity.
This oil is insoluble with water at temperatures above
160°F (71.1°C). It is fortified with rust and oxidation
inhibitors, antiwear and mild boundary lubrication
additives, and additives to help prevent corrosion where
hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is present.
FRICK - NG #4
FRICK NG #4 is formulated using hydrocracked and
isodewaxed mineral oil coupled with an additive package
that is specifically designed to give superior performance
in compressor systems. This compressor lubricant features
excellent protection against elemental sulfur (S) and
hydrogen sulfide (H2S) in the gas stream. Excellent rust
and corrosion protection, demulsibility, shear stability,
and low pour point help ensure long, uninterrupted and
trouble-free internal service.
FRICK NG #4 can be used over a wide range of
applications and systems. Due to the robust formulation,
the oil is especially advantageous in compressors
operating with harsh chemical environments, particularly
with sour gas (H2S present) applications.
CO2 oils for refrigeration and recovery
FRICK - #14
Premium quality synthetic oil for CO2 applications, FRICK
#14 is a pure PAO synthetic hydrocarbon fluid not miscible
with CO2. FRICK #14 oil gives improved lubrication at high
and low temperatures, reduced volatility, and compatibility
with mineral oils. FRICK #14 is registered as a lubricant
with incidental food contact (H11) for use in and around
food processing areas. The absence of miscibility with CO2
provides excellent efficiency in CO2 refrigeration system
with screw compressors.
FRICK - CM #1 & CM #2
CM oils are polyolester (POE) based synthetic lubricants
and are especially suited for CO2 systems where miscibility
is required. CM oils are custom blended with additives for
oxidation inhibition, corrosion protection, and defoaming.
The low pour point makes CM oils specially suited for
low temperature CO2 refrigeration applications. Consult a
FRICK sales representative for application assistance.
CM #1 has additional antiwear additives often required for
small type reciprocating compressors.
CM #2 is the preferred blend for screw compressors with
antifriction bearings.
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FRICK Oil recommended applications and item numbers

FRICK compressor oils
Recommended applications
Ordering information
for FRICK® refrigerant oils(1)
Oil type Suction Item numbers
Refrigerant(2)
temperature °F (°C) 5 gal 55 gal 330 gal tote(3)
#2A HCFC -50+ (-45.5) 111Q0550019 111Q0550020 333Q0001866
#3 Ammonia -35+ (-37.2) 111Q0550001 111Q0550010 333Q0001861
#6 HCFC -70+ (-56.6) 333Q0000940 333Q0000941 —
#7 HCFC -70+ (-56.6) 111Q0550024 111Q0550025 —
#9 Ammonia -50+ (-45.5) 333Q0000850 333Q0000849 333Q0001862
#9ST Ammonia -50+ (-45.5) 333Q0001905 333Q0001904 —
#10A Ammonia -20+ (-28.9) 994A0002H01 994A0002H02 —
#11 Ammonia -80+ (-62.2) 333Q0000852 333Q0000851 333Q0001863
#11ST Ammonia -70+ (-56.6) 333Q0001907 333Q0001906 —
#12 Hydrocarbons N/A 333Q0001141 333Q0001142 —
#12B Hydrocarbons N/A 333Q0001883 333Q0001884 —
#13 HFC N/A 333Q0001253 333Q0001254 —
#13A HFC N/A 994A0002H19 994A0002H20
#13B HFC N/A 333Q0001938 333Q0001937 —
#14 CO2 N/A 333Q0001144 333Q0001145 —
#18 Landfill gas N/A — 333Q0001892 —
#19 R-717 N/A 333Q0001900 333Q0001899 —
NG#1 Hydrocarbons N/A — 333Q0001850 —
NG#2 Hydrocarbons N/A — 333Q0001851 —
NG#3 Hydrocarbons N/A — 333Q0001852 —
NG#4 Hydrocarbons N/A 994A0002H17 994A0002H18
CM#1 CO2 N/A 994A0002H05 994A0002H06 —
CM#2 CO2 N/A 994A0002H07 994A0002H08 —
Shipping weight: 40 lb 466 lb 2720+ lb
1. ­­ F
 or specific application questions, consult a FRICK sales representative.
Oil analysis kit 333Q0001853 2. For gases and refrigerants not listed, consult a FRICK sales representative.
3. Reusable Drain Valve for Tote - 333Q0001865.

Compatibility
FRICK oils are compatible with the standard materials used
in refrigeration systems. Changing from one type of oil to
another on equipment which has operated in the field may
cause shrinkage of elastomers and could cause leaks. Re-
placement of leaking elastomers is required if this occurs.
Consult a FRICK sales representative for details.
WARNING
Do not mix oils of different brands, manufacturers, or types.
Mixing oils can cause excessive oil foaming, nuisance oil
level cutouts, oil pressure loss, gas or oil leakage, and cata-
strophic compressor failure.

Safety data sheets

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are available from FRICK Parts
NOTICE
Center. Call 800-336-7264. The FRICK oil charge shipped with the unit is the best
suited lubricant for the conditions specified at the time of
purchase.

Filtration requirements
Keeping oil clean and reducing the number and size of
hard particles significantly increases the compressor bear-
ing life. High quality filters are essential to ensure proper
compressor lubrication. The filter material must be suitable
for the application, such as temperatures and pressures,
including compatibility with the oil and entrained gases.
It must be designed to withstand a minimum collapse dif-
ferential pressure of 75 psid. The pressure drop through
a clean filter should not exceed 2 psid at the maximum
oil flow rate. The filtration rating must be in accordance
with the ISO Standard 16889 test method. While FRICK
uses and recommends 5 micron absolute filtration (ß5 = 75,
or 98.6% efficient) for optimum operation, a rating of 10
micron absolute filtration is acceptable for certain applica-
tions.
CAUTION
Filters should not have a pressure actuated bypass.
Bearing Life vs. Absolute Filter Rating
1000
Multiples of L10 life
100
10
2
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1 ticles are present at what sizes. Particle count analysis
25 18
Filter Absolute micron Rating
68 ISO OIL
Frick Superfilter II is rated better than 6 micron absolute and increases
expected bearing life more than 100 times compared to 25 micron filters.
Compressor oil analysis
Oil quality and analysis
High quality and suitable oil is necessary to ensure com-
pressor longevity and reliability. Oil quality rapidly dete-
riorates in systems containing moisture and air or other
contaminants. Oil quality is very important to the proper
function of the package, as most compressor failures are
caused by lubrication problems. Using the wrong oil for
the application, oil with improper viscosity, oil with high
water content, refrigerant, untested additives, dirt, or
other contaminants will lead to compressor failure.
In addition to determining when oil or filter changes are
necessary, analyzing compressor oil detects ruptured fil-
ters, oil contamination and other system problems. While
oil analysis does help detect early stages of compressor
failure, by the time indicators show up in the oil, the com-
pressor damage is severe. Do not rely solely on oil analysis
as a failure detection method in refrigeration compressors.
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Proper oil analysis
A regular oil analysis program is necessary to avoid
lubricant problems that cause compressor failure. Proper
oil analysis includes several tests – the Karl Fischer Water
test, particle counts, viscosity, acid number (TAN), and
metals analysis. Analysis is keyed to the refrigerant and
oil, not just the oil.
Unless problems have been flagged, schedule analysis
every 6 months. Take oil samples after the filters, and
preferably while the compressor is running and at tem-
perature. This provides the most accurate sample of what
the compressor is seeing.
Analytical tests
• Kinematic Viscosity at 104°F (40°C) ASTM D-445
This is the property measured (in centistokes) when a
fixed amount of an oil flows through a capillary tube
under the force of gravity, and is an indicator of the oil's
ability to function. An increase or decrease in viscosity
can lead to overheating, increased friction, and ulti-
mately catastrophic failure.
• Total Acid Number ASTM D-974 (TAN)
A number, expressed in milligrams (mg) of potassium
hydroxide, needed to neutralize the acid in one gram
of oil. The TAN is an indicator of the basic condition of
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the fluid by giving a value that signifies the amount of
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breakdown that the fluid has undergone.
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• Particle Count
A count of how many metallic or non-metallic par-
12 9 6 indicates the types of solid material – helping to identify
abnormal wear conditions, to monitor the effectiveness
of filtration, and to measure overall system cleanliness.
• Metals Analysis
A test for wear and additive or contaminant metals.
Any metal appearing at a 5 ppm level or lower is consid-
ered normal.
Wear metals guidelines
The wear metal analysis normally tests for iron, titanium,
silver, lead, copper, tin, nickel, aluminum, vanadium, and
chromium. It will show only soluble metals, and will not
necessarily show metal particles that remain suspended
in the oil. Because of this, compressor failures will not
necessarily be detectable by an increase in the wear met-
als, especially if failure is in a short period of time. Babbitt
type bearing failure may show tin, aluminum, and lead.
Anti-friction bearing failures only show iron.
Sometimes an increase in iron results from high water in
the oil thus causing corrosion (rust), although high iron
concentrations can also come from suction pipe rust.
• 10+ ppm reading – Change filter.
• 20+ ppm reading – Change filter and sample in 500 hr.
• Will only condemn if increase trend continues (level
greater than 150 ppm to 200 ppm). Final judgment
based on other lubricant parameters.
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Contaminant metal guidelines
The contaminant metal analysis normally tests for zinc,
calcium, molybdenum, sodium, phosphorus, silicon,
barium, and magnesium.
• 10+ ppm reading – Marginal. Normal sample frequency.
• 20+ ppm reading – High. Sample in 1000 hr.
• Will only condemn if increase trend continues (level
greater than 150 ppm to 200 ppm). Final judgment
based on other lubricant parameters.
• Water by Karl Fischer
A measure of how much water, reported in parts per
million (ppm), is in the oil. Water can manifest itself in
the system in two ways – as dissolved water or free
water. Dissolved water is completely soluble in the lu-
bricant and the proper threshold depends on the base-
stock affinity. Free water is separated from the lubricant
and is the more destructive type. In NH3 systems, water
appearing at a 75 ppm level or lower is considered good.
Water limits are also dependent on the fluid’s base
stock.
• Parafinnic mineral oils – 100 ppm
• Napthenic mineral oils – 150 ppm
• POE’s – 1000 ppm
• PAG’s – 2% to 5%
In order to ensure the quality of the oil in the compressor
unit:
•  nly use FRICK oil or high quality oils approved by
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Johnson Controls - FRICK for your application.
•  o not put unproven additives in your refrigeration
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system.
• Do not mix oils in your refrigeration system.
•  nly use FRICK filter elements. Substitutions must be
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approved in writing by Johnson Controls - FRICK engi-
neering or warranty claim may be denied.
•  articipate in a regular, periodic oil analysis program to
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maintain oil and system integrity.
Operating log
The use of an operating log permits thorough analysis
of the operation of a system by those responsible for its
maintenance and servicing. Continual recording of gauge
pressures, temperatures, and other pertinent information,
enables the observer and serviceman to be constantly
familiar with the operation of the system and to recognize
immediately any deviations from normal operating condi-
tions. Take readings at least daily.

NOTICE
Liquid ammonia in the oil is perhaps the most common
cause of bearing failure in NH3 compressors. Liquid am-
monia in the oil is not detectable by standard oil analysis.
This issue causes a very distinct and recognizable bearing
distress, and normally takes 9-18 months to cause failure.

Lubricant considerations
Important lubricant parameters are: viscosity, viscosity
index, aromatic content, lubricity, correct additives, pour
point appropriate, compatibility with system chemistry,
low foaming tendency, and use of a quality base stock that
won’t separate.
Use the correct base stock for the application.
• NH3 - Paraffinic or Napthenic based Mineral oil, HT
Parafinnic, PAO
• R-22 - Napthenic Mineral Oil, Alkyl Benzene
• HFC - Polyolester, PAG
Proper viscosity is generally around 68 ISO for large refrig-
eration compressors, though different viscosities are used
for special applications.
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April 2020 revisions

Throughout - Added °C conversion to °F
- Inputted FRICK in front of all # oil type instances
- Removed Temperature and Viscosity section
(previously Page 5)
- Removed Type and Selection section
(previously Page 6)
- Removed Typical Thermodynamic Properties
section (previously Page 7 and 8)
Page 1 - Updated title
- Added last paragraph, left column
Page 2 - Removed FRICK #4 information
- Removed note from FRICK #10A
- Removed FRICK #20
- Removed FRICK #11 series reference from Poly-
alphaolefin (PAO) section
- Removed Food grade H1 oil reference from
FRICK #11ST
- Changed Halocabon Oils to HCFC Oils
- Removed FRICK #2B information
- Removed FRICK #5 information
- Added footnote
Page 3 -R emoved recommendation of FRICK #13 for HFC
refrigerant and updated information
- Added FRICK #13A
- Added FRICK NG #4
- Updated CO2 Oils heading
- Added footnote
Page 4 - Updated FRICK Compressor Oil table:
• Removed #2B, #4, #5 and #20 rows; Added
#13A and NG#4 rows; Removed 1 gallon col-
umn; Updated Refrigerant column; Removed
motor grease information
- Changed Baltimore to FRICK parts center
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