Compressor Lubricants & Additives
FSE-TurboCool®
TurboCool 32 and TurboCool 46 are centrifugal compressor lubricants formulated to protect critical bearings and other lubricated components while supporting reliable, long-term equipment performance. Designed for FS-Elliott compressor applications, these lubricants provide oxidation resistance, water separation, and protection against wear and corrosion.
Available in ISO viscosity grades 32 and 46, TurboCool lubricants help maintain lubrication-system cleanliness and support scheduled maintenance across a range of industrial operating conditions. Consult FS-Elliott to select the appropriate grade for your compressor and application.
Features & Benefits
TurboCool 32 is the standard lubricant supplied with applicable new FS-Elliott compressors, while TurboCool 46 is available for applications requiring an ISO 46 viscosity grade. Both formulations are designed to support lubrication-system performance, protect critical components, and simplify routine compressor maintenance. Confirm model-specific applicability before publication.
Extended Oil-Drain Periods
TurboCool 32 and 46 are formulated for lasting lubrication performance in centrifugal compressors.
When used and maintained according to FS-Elliott recommendations, they can help support appropriate lubricant-change intervals and reduce unnecessary maintenance interruptions.
Oxidation and Deposit Resistance
TurboCool 32 and 46 are designed to resist oxidation and lubricant degradation. This helps limit deposit formation and lubricant thickening, supporting cleaner lubrication systems and consistent protection of critical compressor components.
Effective Water Separation
TurboCool 32 and 46 help separate water from lubricant so accumulated moisture can be removed during routine maintenance. Proper moisture management can help reduce the risk of corrosion and lubricant-property changes.
Wear and Corrosion Protection
TurboCool 32 and 46 provide lubrication and protective properties that help reduce wear, rust, and corrosion on critical lubricated components, supporting equipment reliability and service life.
Consistent Lubrication Performance
By resisting oxidation and changes in viscosity, TurboCool 32 and 46 help maintain consistent lubrication performance under recommended operating conditions and support efficient centrifugal compressor operation.
Enhanced Operational Safety
TurboCool 32 and 46 are formulated to maintain lubricant performance under the operating temperatures specified for the application, helping protect critical components and support reliable compressor operation.
Product Safety Documentation
Download product certifications and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for important information on product specifications, safe handling, and storage.
FSE-TurboCool ISO 32 SDS (English)
FSE-TurboCool ISO 32 SDS (Spanish)
FSE-TurboCool ISO 32 SDS (French)
FSE-TurboCool ISO 46 SDS (English)
FSE-TurboCool ISO 46 SDS (Spanish)
FSE-TurboCool ISO 46 SDS (French)
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