TRIAX Kompressor MV 100 SAE 30, Full Synthetic, Multi-Vis Air Compressor Oil | For Rotary, Vane, Screw, and Reciprocal | Commercial Grade | High Temp | Non-Detergent (1 Gallon)

I've been using the TRIAX Kompressor MV 100 oil for both of my compressors for a while now, and I have to say, it's a great product. As someone who relies heavily on industrial machinery, the performance of compressor oils is absolutely critical to keep everything running smoothly and this oil does so at a much better price than I used to pay.

Perfect for my air compressor!

Works well in cold weather. Compressor started at -8⁰F. Never did that before without blowing a breaker.

Solid oil. Good price. Keeps my large two-stage compressors running smoothly. Like the collapsible pour-spout for easy, mess free filling of reservoirs.

It's good compressor oil.

Ive had this in my shop compressor for 2 years now and still works great. havnt need to change it yet.

New compressor and new oil it's working

Hopefully great oil, but the reviews stating it runs cooler have no data to back that up. My thermal camera clearly shows that my 7.5 HP Eaton compressor does not run cooler. Photos attached. My research found this: "There are no widely published, peer-reviewed studies that specify an exact temperature reduction (in degrees) for air compressors switching from mineral to synthetic oil. Most available information comes from manufacturer documentation, industry articles, and field experience, which highlight the benefits of synthetic oils—such as improved thermal stability, reduced oxidation, and longer oil life—but do not provide precise, measured temperature differences. The primary benefits of synthetic oil are its ability to maintain performance and lubrication at higher temperatures, not necessarily to lower the running temperature in every case. Summary: There is no universally accepted, published data showing a specific temperature drop for air compressors using synthetic oil. Most claims about running cooler are based on improved heat resistance and longer oil life, not measured temperature reductions in all applications."