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Viscosity Equivalents: Kinematic Viscosities Saybolt Viscosities

This document provides a comparison of different viscosity classification methods for lubricating oils including kinematic viscosities in mm2/s at 40°C and 100°C, ISO VG grades, AGMA grades, and SAE grades for crankcase and gear oils. It also includes equivalents for Saybolt universal seconds viscosities at 100°F and 210°F.

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Viscosity Equivalents: Kinematic Viscosities Saybolt Viscosities

This document provides a comparison of different viscosity classification methods for lubricating oils including kinematic viscosities in mm2/s at 40°C and 100°C, ISO VG grades, AGMA grades, and SAE grades for crankcase and gear oils. It also includes equivalents for Saybolt universal seconds viscosities at 100°F and 210°F.

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Fig 2b

Viscosity equivalents
Kinematic Saybolt
viscosities viscosities

mm2/s at mm2/s at ISO VG AGMA grades SAE grades SAE grades SUS/100F SUS/210F
40C 100C crankcase oils gear oils

2000 70 10000
1500 8000 300
60
250W
6000
1000 50 1000 5000
8A
800 4000 200
40 680
600 8
3000
140W
500 460
30
7 2000
400
320 6
300 1500
100
20 50W
220 5 90W 90
200 1000
80
150 40W 800
4
85W 70
600
100
100 30W 500
3 60
80 10
400
9 55
68 2 80W
8
60
20W 300 50
50 7
46
1 200
40 6
75W 45
32 10W
30 5 150

22 40
20 4 5W 100
15 80
70
10 10 60
8
7 50
6

5
5
4 40

3 3
35
2
2
32

Viscosities based on 95 VI single-grade oils.


ISO grades are specified at 40 C.
AGMA grades are specified at 100F.
SAE 75W, 80W, 85W, and 5 and 10W
specified at low temperature (below -17F = 0C).
Equivalent viscosities for 100F and 210F are shown.
SAE 90 to 250 and 20 to 50 specified at 210F (100C).

Comparison of various viscosity classification methods

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