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Greyhound Circulating Oil 460

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Greyhound Circulating Oil 460 is a rust and oxidation inhibited ISO VG 460 mineral oil for conveyor, crusher and mill bearings and general circulating systems. Separates water, resists foam and protects against rust, with extreme pressure capability for circulating systems that also feed loaded gears.

Price range: R115,00 through R1645,00

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Greyhound Circulating Oil 460: rust-inhibited ISO VG 460 oil for bearings and circulating systems

Circulating Oil 460 from Greyhound is a rust and oxidation inhibited mineral circulating oil in the ISO VG 460 grade. Our blenders developed it for the conveyor and crusher bearings of copper crushing mills, because water, dust and scale get into the oil there every shift. As a result, the oil resists foaming, separates water quickly and protects steel against rust. In short, it keeps circulating systems clean and running for longer.

Every grade in the range carries an ashless sulphur-phosphorus system with extreme pressure capability. Therefore one product covers both plain circulating duty (the CL class) and circulating systems that also lubricate loaded gearing (the CLP class). In other words, you do not need a separate EP grade.

Where Circulating Oil 460 excels

ISO VG 460 sits in the heavy band of the range. Therefore it suits rolling mill backup and work-roll bearings, heavy gearbox circulating systems, and cement and mining plant circulation. In particular, Morgoil-type systems commonly run VG 320 or VG 460. VG 460 is the usual top of a standard circulating range. Typical duties include, for example:

  • Ball mills and cement mills, as well as hot and cold strip mills and plate mills
  • Conveyor bearings, especially in mining applications
  • Plain and rolling-element bearings in both ferrous and non-ferrous mills
  • Circulating systems where water contamination is a problem
  • Large, slow-speed bearings in mixers and mills, for instance
  • Ring-oiled, bath and pressure-fed systems alike

Key benefits

  • Rust and corrosion protection: inhibitors protect the internal surfaces of the system, even when water is present.
  • Demulsibility: water separates out instead of forming an emulsion, so you can drain it from the reservoir.
  • Anti-foam: the oil releases entrained air quickly, which in turn protects pumps and controls.
  • Oxidation resistance: mineral base stocks give long oil life. In addition, they form little sludge or deposit.
  • Extreme pressure and anti-wear protection: the sulphur-phosphorus system carries loaded gears and therefore extends the service life of moving parts.
  • Low pour point: easy start-up in cold conditions, without circulation problems.
  • High filterability: suitable for very fine filters. Equally, it suits oil-mist systems, because it contains no lead compounds.

Technical specifications: Circulating Oil 460

Property Method Typical
Viscosity grade ISO 3448 ISO VG 460
Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C ASTM D445 460 cSt
Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C ASTM D445 29.8 cSt
Viscosity index ASTM D2270 95
Flash point (not less than) ASTM D92 238 °C
Pour point ASTM D97 -35 °C
Density at 15 °C ASTM D4052 900 kg/m³
Corrosive effect on metals ASTM D130 Pass

These are typical values from the September 2026 Technical Data Sheet, version 2.0. Every production batch conforms to Greyhound Lubricants specifications, although small variations can occur.

Meets the requirements of

Above all, Circulating Oil 460 meets both the circulating and the EP circulating specification sets:

  • DIN 51524 Part 1 (HL) and Part 2 (HM)
  • ISO 11158 HL and HM, likewise
  • DIN 51517 Part 1 (C), Part 2 (CL) and Part 3 (CLP)
  • ISO 12925-1 CKC and CKD
  • AGMA 9005-F16 AS
  • Morgan No-Twist Rod Mill Lubricant
  • Danieli 0.000.001 Type 21
  • Schuler Pressen (ex Müller Weingarten) DT 55055 01.2013
  • David Brown S1.53.101, SEB 181 226 and U.S. Steel 224
  • Fives Cincinnati EP gear oils (suitable for use)

Choosing the right grade

The Greyhound circulating oil range runs from ISO VG 32 to 460. First, the light grades (32 to 68) suit turbine-type and R&O systems, high-speed spindles and combined hydraulic duty. Next, the medium grades (100 to 220) suit heavier bearings, general plant systems and paper machines. Finally, the heavy grades (320 to 460) suit rolling mill bearings and heavy gearbox circulation. For the full line-up, see the Greyhound circulating oil range. Likewise, the Greyhound Lubricants technical page carries the full data sheet. If you need an anti-wear hydraulic oil rather than a circulating oil, then see our hydraulic oils instead.

What’s in the box

You receive one container of Greyhound Circulating Oil 460 in the size you select: 1 litre, 5 litre or 20 litre. Greyhound makes its lubricants in Europe and at ISO-certified plants worldwide, while Industrial Trading Portal (Pty) Ltd distributes them in Africa. Store the oil under cover and below 60 °C. Afterwards, take used oil to an authorised collection point.

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1L, 5L, 20L

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Manufacturers' Specifications

ISO VG: 460, DIN 51524.2: HM, ISO 11158: HL/HM, DIN 51517.3: CLP, ISO 12925-1: CKC/CKD

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