My interest is in the last one, as the first two are for particles >4 and >6 microns, respectively. That "15" is for particles greater than 14 microns, which to me is the more important of the three. @Jim Allen came up with an ISO number of "17" as an average for new oil in quart bottles via testing and obtaining data from other means. This means the Fram Endurance kept the oil "cleaner than new" for particulates greater than 14 microns, while the oil held the smaller and much smaller particles in suspension until the next oil change.