Dimensions

Viscosity

20W-50

Viscosity

Indicates how viscous a lubricant is. It is determined by 2 numbers. The first with the letter "W" (Winter) refers to how the oil flows when it is cold. The second refers to how the oil flows when hot under engine operating conditions. You can find information about the appropriate oil for your car in its maintenance manual.

Engine Type

Petroleum, Petrol

Engine Type

Petroleum

Suitable for diesel engines. Meets operational and lubrication requirements under greater stress and pressure.

Petrol

Suitable for vehicles with petrol engines. Designed to meet the combustion and lubrication requirements of these types of engines.

Capacity

1 lt

Specifications

API

CH-4, SL

API

CH-4

The API CH-4 meets the needs of engines that comply with Euro III standards and use low sulfur fuels. It offers increased protection against deposits and wear.

SL

The API SL was introduced in 2001 and offers excellent performance for modern engines. It is ideal for vehicles with low oil consumption.

ACEA

E7, A3/B4

ACEA

E7

The ACEA E7 specification describes lubricants for heavy-duty diesel engines operating under severe conditions. It is suitable for engines without DPF, providing protection against wear and deposits.

A3/B4

ACEA A3/B4 is a high-performance specification for gasoline and diesel engines, especially for engines operating under severe conditions. It provides greater protection against wear and oxidation compared to A3/B3.

Mercedes

MB 228.3

Mercedes

MB 228.3

The MB 228.3 concerns lubricants for diesel engines that require exceptional protection against wear and corrosion, as well as deposits and residues.

Volvo

VDS-2

Volvo

VDS-2

Volvo VDS-2 is an earlier specification for lubricants that provides protection against wear and deposits in Volvo engines, but it is not as advanced as VDS-3 and VDS-4. It is suitable for older engines and offers basic protection under normal driving conditions.