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RF POE 170 (polyolester 170)

RF POE 170 is a go-to lubricant for modern HVAC, commercial, and industrial refrigeration units.

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RF POE 170 has superior lubricity and anti-wear that provides a strong film for maximum wear protection of steel and aluminum compressor components, extending their service life.

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Available sizes

RF POE 170 (polyolester 170) - Box of 4 x 4L
Box of 4 x 4L RF-POE170-4L-BOX4

Sold per box: 4 bottles of 4 litres (16 litres per box). Minimum order: 1 box. Quantity in the cart is the number of boxes.

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