TSI Supercool V32 68 Viscosity Synthetic Vacuum Pump Oil 32oz 1-Pack

I purchased for my hubby to use on our son's car. The TSI Supercool V32 68 Viscosity Synthetic Vacuum Pump Oil, and I'm very impressed with its performance. It met my hubby's needs for an oil that performs under pressure, and this synthetic formula delivers!

Husband purchased and worked well for the hot tub pump!

I ordered the synthetic TSI Supercool Vacuum Pump oil for use in my new single stage rotary vane vacuum pump. I have a small home lab and have been doing some vacuum experiments and vacuum pump oil is a necessity. This TSI Supercool Vacuum Pump oil is specifically formulated for vacuum pump operational needs. It’s a high-quality, crystal-clear, 68 viscosity specialty oil that’s fairly priced for the utility it provides. I just pour it in my vacuum roughing pump per the pumps instructions, prime the pump and I’m good to go. I’ve not experienced any leakage associated with this oil use nor do I expect any issues whatsoever. It just works. For its modest price I think it’ll be hard to beat.

The vacuum pump oil works as described. It was used for a few vacuum and recharge projects and wirked as intended. Not much of a scent and seemed similar in consistency of more expensive brands.

This oil is total quality oil for the Vevor chamber vac really good stuff. It did actually help quiet down the noise level of the chamber vac. when in operation. The viscosity of the oil is very thin but that is what my specific chamber vac needs. No leaks if you make sure you tighten the threaded plug on top the chamber vac will not leak. I like to perform a complete flush when I change the oil in my chamber vac I release the bottom plug along with the top plug and drain all the oil I can out. Plus if you have kids it is a good thing to show them you can’t always drop $300 to $400 bucks on an item just because you did not do a little maintenance. I definitely recommend this product for chamber vacs.

It's oil. It goes in a vacuum pump. Epoxy requires it to be changed out often, so its cheap enought that I don't worry about it.

It's nice and clean and got the vacuum pump pumping smooth. Sounds brand new and pulled a tight seal quickly. The dirty oil could pull 29 bars negative pressure, and with the new oil is off the gauge at 31 bars.

This is good oil. I used a cheaper brand available at an import tool store. You know the chain that always give 20% discount. I couldn't get a system down to 600 micron no matter what I tried. Got this oil, used the same setup, went down to 400 micron in quick order. Good quality vac oil is worth it, oh and change the oil frequently.