What is the difference between gear oil 220 and 320?
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Gear oil 220 and 320 have the following differences: 1. Different kinematic viscosity: 220 is thinner than 320, while 320 is thicker than 220. The specific parameter indicators are slightly different. The kinematic viscosity (100°C)/(mm2/s) for 220 is 198~<242, and for 320 it is 288~<352. Other parameters are basically the same. In use, it is necessary to select according to the equipment's instructions and not to substitute one for the other. 2. Different performance: Gear oil 220 and 320 refer to medium-load gear oil CKC, representing medium extreme pressure gear oil, generally used in the gearboxes, reducers, turbines, and gearboxes of machinery and equipment. The characteristics of this series of lubricating oils are good load-carrying capacity and anti-scratch properties; excellent thermal stability and oxidation stability, good adhesion, and free of solvents, asphalt, heavy metals, and chlorine, meeting environmental requirements.