New Behr Hella Service PAO-Oil for A/C Compressors Works on All Types of Mobile A/C Systems

New Behr Hella Service PAO-Oil for A/C Compressors Works on All Types of Mobile A/C Systems

Behr Hella Service has just introduced a versatile, non-hygroscopic A/C compressor oil that works in all types of mobile A/C systems and features a leak detection agent. The new universal synthetic oil, PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV, is exclusively available from Hella, Inc., the North American aftermarket subsidiary of automotive lighting and electronics supplier Hella.

Behr Hella Service, a North American joint venture in the Thermal Management business between Behr and Hella, has just introduced a versatile, non-hygroscopic A/C compressor oil that works in all types of mobile A/C systems and features a leak detection agent. The new universal synthetic oil, PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV, is exclusively available from Hella, Inc., the North American aftermarket subsidiary of automotive lighting and electronics supplier Hella.

The suitability of Behr Hella PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV for all types of A/C systems eliminates the need to stock different oils in order to meet various application requirements. This multi-grade oil is designed to deliver a higher level of performance in passenger cars, vans and trucks, as well as agricultural and construction equipment. The oil’s leak detection ingredient is a concentrated, highly effective UV dye that does not affect the oil’s performance characteristics. It is very advantageous for service providers and fleet owners/managers because it eliminates the need to purchase and add a leak detection chemical during the A/C service. The ability to cover lubrication and leak detection in a single step saves both time and money.

The PAO-Oils from Behr Hella Service are non-hygroscopic, so they do not absorb moisture. This allows for storage for long periods after opening. Furthermore, they are compatible with other lubricants and reduce the noise level of the compressor. The exceptional lubricating properties and reduced friction capabilities of PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV help it to clearly outperform other oils. Mobile A/C systems treated with PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV deliver a higher level of cooling performance with lower energy expenditure, and perform reliably at operating temperatures between -91°F (-68°C) and 599°F (315°C).

The molecules in PAO-Oil 68 Plus UV oil are engineered to attach themselves to all metallic surfaces in the air-conditioning system, displace other molecules (such as oils, dirt), and form a thin oil film on the surface of the system’s components. “Since the PAO-Oil molecules join other molecules, this oil film is virtually just one molecule thick,“ explains Friedrich Danke, Behr Hella Service’s Thermal Management expert. “In contrast to many other oils, there is no danger of oil accumulation in the evaporator and related reduction in cooling performance.”

Exclusive warranty
Hella and Behr Hella Service offer an exclusive warranty to its PAO Oil customers. If in the event that a compressor becomes defective because of Behr Hella Service PAO-Oil, all parts costs (new compressor) and labor costs (removal and replacement of compressor) are covered by Behr Hella Service. For more information, visit www.hellausa.com

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