Variklinė alyva 0W-20 SPEC PREMIUM C5, VW 508.00/509.00, 1 l

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• Gamintojas: Specol
• Modelis: SPECOL

Properly stored oil is guaranteed quality up to 5 years from the date of production and usefulness even longer.

Product Symbol: 0W20 PREMIUM 1L

Properties and functions:

• Viscosity grade: SAE: 0W/20
• Quality Class: ACEA: C5 ACEA: C6 API: SN Plus API: SP
• Specifications: BMW LL-04 ILSAC GF-6A Porsche C20 VW 508.00 VW 509.00 VW TL 52577

Producer: Specol sp. z o.o.

Synthetic “mid-SAPS” engine oil designed for gasoline engines equipped with a catalytic converter and diesel engines with and without turbocharging, having DPF filters and/or TWC catalytic converter. The oil is dedicated to VW engines requiring compliance with VW 508.00/509.00 standards. It is permissible to use oil in engines of other manufacturers who recommend the use of ACEA C5 or C6 class oil. The oil guarantees a long service life and cleanliness of the engine and filters. It extends the mileage and durability of catalysts, reduces exhaust emissions and fuel consumption.

Remember, always choose the oil according to the specifications of the vehicle or engine manufacturer. Consult a mechanic about any change in oil type.

Specol is a polish brand, with its own production plant in Chorzów. A company that produces high-quality engine oils, transmission oils from Western imported bases (also PAO) and excellent class of additives.

Specol oils are a very important contribution on the Polish market thanks to the wide offer and available prices. Their products serve countless vehicles as well as are used in industry.

Why should X oil be better than Y? In fact, how many cars so many reviews. The driving culture and treatment of the engine by the driver, as well as timely inspections and replacement of filters, depends mainly on how the oil will perform, the condition is to follow the recommendations of the engine manufacturer. The exceptions are older engines (or with high mileage) that require special treatment and denser oils due to wear.

Oils can be divided into three main types, according to the oil base.

• synthetic – are produced from base components on the principle of combining individual chemical compounds; they are the most technologically advanced and the best quality, withstand high thermal loads and have a low viscosity, thanks to which they protect the engine well even at low temperatures
• mineral – formed in the process of refining crude oil; they are characterized by much higher viscosity compared to synthetic and are not uniform; they can contain sulphur or hydrocarbons and form nagars in the engine. They thicken very much at low temperatures.
• synthetic – produced on the basis of mineral oils with the addition of synthetic; they are an intermediate product. Different manufacturers use different proportions, so the same type of oil from another manufacturer may have slightly different properties.

Satin oil viscosity classification

• synthetic 0W30, 0W40, 5W30, 5W40, 5W50
• semi-synthetic 10W40, 10W60
• mineral 15W40, 15W50

Quality classification of API oils

• S – oils for gasoline engines. (Categories A -> P)
• C – diesel engine oils. (Categories A -> K)
• F – oils for selected diesel units (high-speed, 4-stroke).

The full designation of engine oils according to the API consists of two letters (although diesel oils may also have a number at the end). The further the number (after S,C or F), the higher the quality of engine oil. Accordingly, full records may be as follows: SM, SL, SJ or CI-4, CH-4. CG-4.

ACEA classification - European Association of Vehicle Manufacturers

• A – petrol engine oils (Class 1-5)
• B – diesel engine oils (Class 1-5)
• C – low ash oils (Low SAPS) for petrol engines with catalytic systems and diesels with DPF filters (Class 1-4)
• E – diesel engine oils for trucks (Class 1-9)

The higher the number, the better the oil class (e.g. A5/B4), you should not pour oil of a lower class than recommended by the engine manufacturer.

Classification of viscosity of engine oils

• 0W means that the oil has an optimal viscosity/density even at a temperature of -35°C
• 5W to -30°C
• 10W to -25°C
• 15W to -20°C
• 20W to -15°C
• 25W to -10°C

The second number is the maximum ambient temperature at which the oil has its factory properties (it does not become too rare)

8, 12, 16, 20, 30 40, 50, 60 °C

So, for example, 15W40 oil is a practically year-round oil that retains its properties at temperatures of -20 to 40°C

Specifications

Group	Name	Value
Parametry	Condition	new
Parametry	Invoice	With a VAT invoice
Parametry	Kind	synthetic
Parametry	Packaging volume	1 l
Parametry	Manufacturer	Specol
Parametry	Model	SPECOL
Parametry	SAE viscosity grade	0W-20
Parametry	For	passenger cars
Parametry	Quality specification	ACEA C5
Parametry	Product weight with unit packaging	0.89 kg
Parametry	EAN (GTIN)	5902311112067
Parametry	Manufacturer code	0W20 PREMIUM 1L