Product Overview

The Ingersoll Rand 47661942001 80060239 Coolant is a compressor lubricant used in compatible Ingersoll Rand compressed-air equipment. In oil-injected compressor systems, the circulating coolant serves more than one purpose: it lubricates internal components while carrying heat away from the compression process.

During compressor operation, lubricant is circulated through the airend and associated lubrication circuit. The fluid is exposed to mechanical friction, compression heat, and continuous circulation, making coolant condition an important part of routine compressor maintenance. Correct lubricant selection helps maintain the intended operating condition of the compressor.

This product is suited to planned service work where the existing compressor coolant needs to be replaced. It can be used as part of preventive maintenance, lubricant service, or compressor overhaul when the applicable equipment specification calls for 80060239.

For service technicians, coolant replacement should be treated as part of the complete lubrication-system inspection. The condition of the filter, cooler, return circuit, seals, and other related components should also be checked while the system is being serviced.

Technical Specifications

Product Features

• Intended for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor lubrication systems.
• Supports lubrication of internal compressor components.
• Carries heat away from the compression and mechanical working areas.
• Suitable for scheduled coolant replacement.
• Applicable to compressor servicing and overhaul work where the specified lubricant is required.
• Helps maintain the operating condition of the compressor lubrication circuit.

Working Principle

Coolant Reservoir → Circulation Circuit → Compressor Airend → Heat and Friction Transfer → Cooler → Return Circuit

The coolant circulates through the compressor lubrication system during operation. At the airend, it assists with lubrication and absorbs heat generated by compression and mechanical movement. The heated fluid then passes through the cooling circuit before returning to the compressor for continued circulation.

The coolant circuit supports several operating functions:

• Reduces friction between lubricated compressor components.
• Removes heat generated during compression.
• Carries heat toward the compressor cooling section.
• Maintains continuous lubricant circulation during compressor operation.
• Returns cooled lubricant to the working circuit for reuse.

As operating hours accumulate, lubricant can be affected by temperature, contamination, oxidation, and operating conditions. Regular coolant replacement helps keep the lubrication circuit within the intended service condition.

Role in an Ingersoll Rand Compressor System

Air Intake → Compression Element → Coolant Injection/Circulation → Air/Oil Separation → Cooling Circuit → Lubrication Return

Industrial Applications

Installation and Maintenance

1. Shut down the compressor using the normal equipment shutdown procedure.
2. Isolate the compressor from the connected compressed-air system and allow the equipment to reach a safe service condition.
3. Drain the existing coolant from the lubrication circuit according to the applicable compressor maintenance procedure.
4. Inspect the drained coolant for abnormal contamination, discoloration, or foreign material.
5. Check the coolant filter and inspect the cooler, hoses, fittings, and return circuit for signs of leakage or restriction.
6. Confirm that 80060239 is the specified coolant for the compressor before filling.
7. Add the replacement coolant according to the compressor manufacturer’s required filling procedure and level indication.
8. Start the compressor and inspect the lubrication system for leaks or abnormal operating conditions.
9. Recheck the coolant level after operation according to the applicable service procedure.
10. Record the coolant replacement as part of the compressor maintenance history.

Related Components / Compatible System Components

Recommended Related Models

Key Advantages

• Combines lubrication and heat-management functions within the compressor coolant circuit.
• Suitable for scheduled compressor fluid replacement.
• Supports continued lubrication of internal compressor components.
• Useful for preventive maintenance and compressor overhaul work.
• 15 L capacity supports planned service requirements for compatible equipment.

Technical FAQs

What is the function of 47661942001 80060239 coolant in a compressor?

The coolant circulates through the compressor lubrication system to lubricate working components and carry heat away from the compression process. Its condition affects the overall operating environment of the lubrication circuit.

What components should be inspected when replacing the coolant?

The coolant filter, cooler, hoses, fittings, return circuit, and related seals should be inspected during fluid replacement. Any contamination or abnormal condition found in the drained coolant can also provide useful information about the condition of the lubrication system.

Can 80060239 be mixed with another compressor lubricant?

Different compressor lubricants should not be mixed unless their compatibility has been confirmed for the specific equipment. When changing lubricant types, the existing fluid should normally be drained according to the applicable service procedure.

How does coolant condition affect compressor operation?

Degraded or contaminated coolant can reduce lubrication performance and heat-transfer capability. It may also contribute to higher operating temperatures, increased component wear, or other lubrication-system problems. Following the specified service interval helps maintain the intended compressor operating condition.