Here:

http://www.statoillubricants.r...l/CPI_Solest_370.pdf

This is synthetic Polyolester (POE) refrigeration lubricant

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hi nurudin
i want to know addative content value such as
zinc,p,b,mn,and etc.to compare labratory oil analysis of my saled new oil with orginal oil cpi factory.
kindness regard

You are not likely to learn the properties you desire. Even the MSDS sheet states "Proprietary Formulation". What can be done, when you send in oil for testing, send in a small quantity of new oil of the exact same type to be tested and hence become a baseline reference.

A regular oil analysis (spectrograph) will give what he is wanting. I think he's just wanting someone who uses the oil already, and has sent in a sample to tell him what the additive content is that showed up on their report.

D

Or can you do this way,
Take a fresh oil sample, and test it (as said by John)
Then when the result come, send it to: smobest@statoil.com (as mentioned in the product data sheet), to take his advice
whether the oil test result is acceptable or not.

I am using CP Solest 120; CP Solest 100; and some other refrigeration compressor lubricant.
Usually the ICP result are showing less additive [Na, Ba, Ca, Mg, Zn, P, and Mo](< 10 ppm / negligible if we consider the lab test reproduceability)

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