BIHOL (NSF H1)
BIHOL 32 and BIHOL 46 are NSF H1 certified and are therefore suitable for use in applications where incidental contact with food may occur. Learn more about NSF H1 certification
FAQ – BIHOL
- High-performance hydraulic lubricant based on rapeseed oil
- Excellent lubricating properties and wear protection
- Rapidly biodegradable
- Excellent thermo-oxidative stability
- Very good low-temperature performance
- Compatible with seals, coatings and hoses
- Protects against corrosion and rust
- Extended operating temperature range
- Non-foaming
- HETG: ISO 15380
- NSF H1 – for BIHOL 32 and BIHOL 46 (food processing applications)
- EU Ecolabel licence No. CZ/027/001
- Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) – US EPA VGP 2013
Yes. BIHOL 32 and BIHOL 46 are certified according to NSF H1, which means they are suitable for use in food processing environments where incidental contact between the lubricant and food may occur.
What does NSF H1 certification mean?
Designed for lubrication of hydrostatic and hydrodynamic machine systems, particularly suitable for hydraulic quick couplings in hydroelectric power plants, forestry, construction and agriculture. Ideal for applications where oil leakage into sensitive environments may occur.
- 10 L canister
- 20 L canister
- 60 L drum
- 205 L drum
- 1000 L IBC
- 24,000 L – bulk delivery by tanker
Yes. BIHOL oils are rapidly biodegradable, non-toxic and minimize environmental impact while maintaining high performance.
Documents
- Technical Data Sheet (TDS) – (download)
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS) – available upon request
- Filling Instructions – Hydraulic Fluids - (download)
- NSF H1 certificates: BIHOL 32, BIHOL 46
Parameters
| BIHOL 32 | BIHOL 46 | Unit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Density at 15 °C | 900 – 940 | 900 – 940 | kg/m³ |
| Kinematic viscosity at 40 °C | 29 – 36 | Viscosity is a physical quantity representing the ratio between shear stress and rate of change of velocity with respect to distance between adjacent layers during flow of a real fluid. 41 – 51 | mm²/s |
| Kinematic viscosity at 100 °C | 8.1 | Viscosity is a physical quantity representing the ratio between shear stress and rate of change of velocity with respect to distance between adjacent layers during flow of a real fluid. 9.3 | mm²/s |
| Pour point | < -20 | The lowest temperature at which the tested sample ceases to flow upon gradual cooling, usually 3 °C lower than the flow point. < -20 | °C |
| Flash point, COC | > 280 | The lowest temperature at which enough vapors are released from the heated sample to ignite momentarily when approached by a small flame. > 280 | °C |
| Viscosity index | > 190 | The Viscosity Index (VI) indicates the change of kinematic viscosity of oils with temperature. Higher VI means less change of viscosity with temperature. > 190 | - |
| Oxidation stability | > 100 | Oxidation stability measured by RSSOT indicates the resistance of the oil to oxidation over time. > 100 | Min |
| Biodegradability over 28 days | > 60 | Biodegradable breakdown of the oil without harmful effect on fauna and flora. Biological degradation monitored by dissolved oxygen analysis over 28 days. > 60 | % |
Container 10L
Container 20 L
Drum 60L
Drum 205L
IBC 1000L
24 000 L
