ISO VG 2 lubricants for industrial and manufacturing applications are most commonly used to lubricate spindles found in machine tools, which are rotary units found in industrial machines that often work in groups and may operate at both high and low speeds.

This classification defines 20 viscosity grades in the range of 2 to 3200 square millimeters per second (1 mm2/s = equals 1 cSt) at 40ºC (104ºF). For petroleum-based liquids, this covers approximately the range from kerosene to cylinder oils.

ISO-VG viscosity grades for industrial lubricants. The diagram below indicates the minimum and maximum viscosities in centistokes for equivalent ISO-VG grades at temperature 40 o C. ISO VG stands for "International Standards Organization Viscosity Grade" …

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The ISO viscosity grade (VG) as specified in ISO 3448, is commonly used to classify oils. (See Table 1) Viscosity at 10°F (40°C), the approximate temperature of machinery, in centistokes (same as mm 2 /s), is used as the index.

The result is known as the International Standards Organisation Viscosity Grade - ISO VG. This classification applies mainly for use with industrial lubrication. The viscosity of each grade ranges ± 10 % from the mid-point.

Find viscosity tables and charts for ISO VG. Contains 18 viscosity grades, viscosity classification for industrial lubricants. ISO 3448, DIN 51519.

ISO VG 5 lubricants for industrial and manufacturing applications are most commonly used to lubricate spindles found in machine tools, which are rotary units found in industrial machines that often work in groups and may operate at both high and low speeds.