Exclusive Selection Guide for Hanbell Refrigeration Oil

By Qishanr Lubricants October 23rd, 2025 364 views
1. HBR Series Core Models & Uses​
​
Oil Type​
Model​
Target Equipment​
Refrigerant​
Key Merits​
Mineral​
HBR-A01​
RC-2-W (Water-cooled)​
R22​
Seal-compatible; 18.9L iron drum​
Alkylbenzene​
HBR-B03​
RCB-Z/ZP (Medium-Low Temp)​
R22​
-25°C fluidity; 30% better R22 miscibility​
POE Synthetic Ester​
HBR-B01​
RC-2-F (Flooded)​
R22​
Suits high oil circulation​
​
HBR-B04​
RC-2-H (Air-cooled)/RC-2-W​
R134A/R407C​
Normal-temp "all-purpose"​
​
HBR-B05​
LT (Two-stage Low Temp)​
R404A​
≤-60°C freezing point (-65°C use)​
​

2. Selection Steps​
  1. Confirm equipment series (e.g., LT for low temp).​
  1. Check refrigerant (e.g., R22, R134A) to narrow oil type.​
  1. Match temperature to finalize model.​
Examples​
  • LT (R404A, -45°C) → HBR-B05​
  • RC-2-H (R134A, normal temp) → HBR-B04​
  • RC-2-W (R22, normal temp) → HBR-A01​
3. Why Original Oil Is Irreplaceable​
  • Proprietary anti-wear agents: 40% lower wear than generic oils.​
  • Precise viscosity (e.g., HBR-B01:17cSt@40°C for RC-2-F).​
  • Better refrigerant compatibility (e.g., HBR-B08:15°C lower R134A separation temp).​
  • Non-original oil invalidates warranty.​
4. Operation Tips​
  • Oil Change: RC2-G (500h); normal-temp (10,000h); first change (2,500h).​
  • Storage/Filling: HBR-B use within 24h of opening; water content ≤100ppm.​
  • Volume: Follow nameplate (e.g., 80–100L for 150HP); ≤±5% deviation.​
Key Takeaway​
Recognize model, match series, trust original—ensures compressor stability.

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