AeroShell Turbine Oil 390 Synthetic APU Oil (DEF STAN 91-94)
SKU:AST0390
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- $28.00 USD
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- $28.00 USD
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Cold-Soak Synthetic APU Oil
AeroShell Turbine Oil 390 (ASTO 390) is a 3 mm²/s (cSt) synthetic diester turbine oil engineered with a specialized additive matrix for high thermal-oxidative stability and superior load-carrying capacity. Formulated specifically to overcome viscous drag during high-altitude cruising, ASTO 390 ensures rapid, reliable auxiliary power unit (APU) cold-soak starting in temperatures down to **-40°C**.
ETOPS & Aviation Maintenance Advantage: Fully qualified to British Specification DEF STAN 91-94 (Joint Service Designation OX-7), ASTO 390 maintains a significantly lower viscosity at extreme sub-zero temperatures (typically 2,000 cSt at -40°C versus 10,000 cSt for standard 5 cSt oils). This dramatically reduces hung-start risks on extended twin-engine operations (ETOPS) and holds active OEM approvals across Honeywell, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Hamilton Sundstrand APUs.
Ordering Information:
• Packaging Unit: Individual 1 US Quart Can | MFG #: 550049742
• Please verify specific APU model compatibility and required case quantities with our aviation supply specialists before ordering.
Key Characteristics & Performance Benefits
- Optimized ETOPS Cold-Soak Starting: Lowers viscous drag under sub-zero in-flight shutdown conditions (-40°C), ensuring immediate APU startup during emergency electrical power demands.
- 3 cSt Synthetic Diester Chemistry: High-purity diester base matrix provides exceptional fluid circulation and thermal stability under severe flight envelopes.
- Extensive OEM Engine Approvals: Approved for Honeywell GTCP series, Hamilton Sundstrand APS series, and Pratt & Whitney Canada PW901A APUs.
- High Load-Carrying Capacity: Protects high-speed APU starter-generators, turbocompressors, and gearboxes against surface scoring and wear.
- Thermal-Oxidative Defense: Inhibits carbon varnish and sludge formation in high-temperature bearing chambers and oil galleries.
Typical Aviation Applications & Approved Engine Lines
- Honeywell APUs & Starters: Approved for GTCP 30, 36, 70, 85, 331, and 660 APUs, starters, and turbocompressors.
- Hamilton Sundstrand APUs: Fully qualified for APS 500, 1000, 2000, and 3000 series auxiliary power systems.
- Pratt & Whitney Canada APUs: Primary lubricant for PW901A APU equipment on commercial airliners.
- Turbomeca & Rolls-Royce Engines: Approved for Turbomeca (Astazou, Artouste, Makila) and Rolls-Royce (Conway, Spey, Tay, M45H) powerplants.
Technical Specifications & OEM Approvals
| Manufacturer / Product Line | Shell Aviation / AeroShell® Turbine Oil 390 (ASTO 390) |
| Military Specifications & Codes | DEF STAN 91-94 (British) | Joint Service Designation OX-7 |
| Viscosity & Operating Capability | 3 cSt (mm²/s) at 100°C | Engineered for -40°C APU Cold-Soak Starts |
| Core OEM Approvals | Honeywell GTCP | Hamilton Sundstrand APS | Pratt & Whitney Canada PW901A |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Quart Can (1 US Qt): MFG # 550049742 |
| Primary Operational Focus | ETOPS compliance, APU cold-soak starting, and high-altitude restart reliability |
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