Essor Energy Specialized oils for reciprocating and rotary screw air compressors
Essor’s Compressor Oils are engineered for optimal performance in reciprocating and rotary screw air compressors across industrial applications. Our advanced formulations provide superior deposit control, thermal stability, and oxidation resistance while maintaining excellent lubrication under high-temperature, high-pressure conditions. Designed for air separation plants, manufacturing facilities, and process air systems, these oils ensure reliable operation and extended maintenance intervals for critical compressed air equipment. Trusted across the UAE and GCC, Essor is a leading compressor oil supplier in Dubai and the UAE, offering high-quality industrial lubricants for safe, efficient, and durable compressor performance in diverse industrial operations.
Applications & Use Cases
• Industrial air compressors
• Air separation plants and facilities
• Manufacturing plant air systems
• Process air generation equipment
• Breathing air compressor systems
• Instrument air applications
Quality Standards
• ISO 6743-3A L-DAA, L-DAB Categories
• DIN 51506 VB-L, VBL, VCL Classifications
• Atlas Copco Roto-Inject Approved
• Ingersoll-Rand All Season Select
• Sullair 24KT Specification
• Kaeser Sigma Fluid Equivalent
Technical Specifications
| ISO Viscosity Grades | ISO VG 32, 46, 68, 100 |
| Compressor Types | Reciprocating, rotary screw, centrifugal |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 200°C discharge temperature |
| Operating Pressure | Up to 45 bar (650 psi) |
| Carbon Residue | <0.05% (Conradson method) |
Benefits & Features
• Superior deposit and carbon formation control
• Excellent thermal and oxidative stability
• Extended oil change intervals (4,000+ hours)
• Low volatility and oil consumption
• Rapid water separation and rust protection
• Valve deposit prevention technology
Compressed Air Quality
Oil Carry-over Prevention
Advanced separation technology minimizes oil contamination in compressed air
System Cleanliness
Maintains clean air lines and prevents downstream equipment contamination
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How often should compressor oil be changed?
A: Typically, 2,000-8,000 operating hours depending on conditions. Oil analysis helps optimize change intervals.
Q: What causes carbon deposits in compressors?
A: High temperatures and poor oil quality cause carbonization. Our oils resist deposit formation effectively.
Q: Can this oil be used in oil-flooded screw compressors?
A: Yes, our compressor oils are suitable for both dry and oil-flooded rotary screw compressors.
