HFC Refrigeration Oil Fit

POE selection for HFC systems

QSL-170H for HFC Compressor Service

For buyers comparing wholesale refrigeration oil and wholesale poe refrigeration oil, QSL-170H gives a clear POE path for HFC compressors that need a stable viscosity profile, retrofit support and a direct route to quote.

HFC matchR134a, R404A, R407C
170 cStAt 40°C
Service fillInitial fill and retrofit
Qishanr Refrigeration Lubricants QSL-170H packshot
QSL-170H 10L packshot

Match the oil to the refrigerant and compressor first

QSL-170H is positioned for industrial refrigeration and HVAC work where the buying decision starts with system fit, then moves to viscosity and service stage.

Refrigerant family HFC refrigerants such as R134a, R404A and R407C are named on the product page.
Compressor types Screw, scroll and centrifugal compressors are all listed as target equipment.
Service stage Initial system fill, aftermarket service fill and retrofit work are all described uses.
Buying note If the system uses another refrigerant family or a different compressor spec, confirm the nameplate and oil reference before ordering.
Chemical stability Helps resist interaction with refrigerant and metal parts.
Thermal stability Supports cleaner operation where deposits are a concern.
High dielectric strength Useful in hermetic units where insulation matters.

Use the numbers that actually move the selection

The product page gives enough hard data to help a buyer compare grades without guessing. These are the values worth keeping in front of the compressor spec sheet.

170 cStViscosity at 40°C
17 cStViscosity at 100°C
VI 107Viscosity index
-25°CPour point
0.968 g/mlDensity at 20°C
290°CFlash point COC
<0.05 mg KOH/gAcid value
POE baseSynthetic lubricant chemistry
Chemical stability Thermal stability Low wax content Proper viscosity No contamination

Why buyers care

The goal is not to pile up specs. It is to tell a buyer whether the oil keeps its shape across operating temperature, supports film strength, and fits the service profile of the system.

  • 170 cSt at 40°C keeps the grade clearly in the higher-viscosity range.
  • VI 107 gives a simple way to judge the viscosity curve.
  • Low pour point and low acid value help frame low-temperature handling and cleanliness.
  • High dielectric strength matters in hermetic compressor environments.

Send the details that make a quote useful

This section turns the retrofit and service-fill language on the product page into a practical buyer checklist.

  • Compressor model and the refrigerant currently in use.
  • Current oil reference or the viscosity grade already specified.
  • Whether the job is initial fill, top-up, maintenance or retrofit.
  • Preferred packaging size and order quantity.
  • Destination country or delivery point.

Fastest follow-up paths

Use the contact page, email, phone or WhatsApp once you have the system details ready.

Contact page · sales012@qishanr.com · +86-185 650 230 85 · WhatsApp

The same channel set works for documentation requests, compressor matching and order follow-up.

Compare a few nearby oil options

Use these nearby oils to compare viscosity grades and system fit without losing the current procurement context.

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Three short reads that keep the buying decision moving

These short reads help narrow the match when viscosity, cold-storage behavior and HFC data all matter.

QSL-170H product image for oil selection reading

Choosing compressor oil with downtime in mind

Use viscosity, dielectric strength and approval signals as the core filter when compressor life matters.

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QSL-170H product image for cold-storage reading

Cold-storage conditions that change oil expectations

Look at low-temperature behavior, deposit control and compressor compatibility as one decision set.

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QSL-170H product image for HFC oil data reading

Reading HFC oil data in practical terms

Turn viscosity index, flash point and acid value into a clearer match for the system on the floor.

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Six questions buyers usually ask first

Which refrigerants is QSL-170H built around?

The page identifies HFC refrigerants such as R134a, R404A and R407C. If your system uses another refrigerant family, confirm the compressor documentation before selecting oil.

What compressor types are listed for this oil?

Screw, scroll and centrifugal compressors are named on the product page, so those are the first systems to match against.

What do the viscosity numbers tell me?

170 cSt at 40°C and 17 cSt at 100°C, with VI 107, point to a high-viscosity synthetic oil suited to HFC service needs.

Can it be used for service fill and retrofit work?

Yes. The product page describes initial system fill, aftermarket service fill and retrofit use.

What should I send when asking for a quote?

Send the compressor model, refrigerant, current oil reference, packaging size and destination.

How can I reach Qishanr?

Use the contact page, email sales012@qishanr.com, phone +86-185 650 230 85 or WhatsApp +86 185 650 230 85.

Need a direct match?

If you already know the compressor family, refrigerant and package size, the fastest next step is to open the contact page, send an email to sales012@qishanr.com, call +86-185 650 230 85 or message on WhatsApp.

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