Mobil Delvac™ 1600 Series engine oils – offered in both SAE grade 30 and 40 – are formulated to provide exceptional performance in both modern and older-model diesel engines, improve equipment performance, and lower operational and maintenance costs. They are specially formulated to help keep engines clean, reduce lacquering and control oil consumption.
These advanced oils are recommended for intercooled, turbo-charged engines operating under severe conditions. Additional common applications include harbour craft and high-speed ferries, and a range of diesel-powered equipment such as deck generators.
Mobil Delvac™ 1630 and Mobil Delvac™ 1640 engine oils may offer:
Mobilgard™ ADL Series oils have been designed for high Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP) medium- and high-speed diesel engines operating on distillate fuels.
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After switching to Mobil Delvac™1640 engine oil, offshore exploration company Polarcus fixed engine lacquering and deposit build-up, helping to lower maintenance costs, improve productivity and reduce oil consumption.
Mobil Delvac™ 1640 helped provide exceptional maintenance and low wear rates for General Electric main engines running on distillate fuel.
When introducing Mobil Delvac 1640, Polarcus has also been able to lower oil consumption dramatically, by an average of 28 per cent.
Norwegian fishing vessel tackled problematic lacquer formation, reduced oil consumption and lowered its operating expenses by switching to Mobil Delvac 1640 cylinder oil.
Prolonged engine life Less wear Excellent protection against ring sticking
Long-term deposit/wear control Controls formation of acids when using higher sulfur fuels
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