Synthetic hydraulic oil generally outperforms mineral oil in thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and service life, making it the better choice for extreme temperatures, high-pressure systems, and long maintenance intervals—but mineral oil remains the more cost-effective option for standard-duty applications operating within moderate temperature and pressure ranges. Neither fluid is universally "better"; the right choice depends on operating conditions, equipment demands, and total cost of ownership over the system's life.
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