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Classification by application
High Temperature Greases
Stable lubrication where heat destroys conventional lubricants
High temperature greases are formulated to maintain their lubricating properties under severe thermal conditions. When a conventional grease liquefies, oxidises, or carbonises, these formulations keep working. The selection of thickener (bentonite, lithium complex, polyurea) and lubricating base (high VI mineral, PAO, or ester) determines the actual working range.
Specifications
- Temperature range
- 0°C / +300°C
- NLGI grade
- 1, 2, 3
- Family
- By application
Characteristics
- Drop point >250°C depending on formulation
- Oxidation resistance at high temperature
- No carbonisation or hard deposits
- Mechanical stability under hot shear
- Available in mineral, PAO, and ester base
Typical applications
- Industrial ovens and curing tunnels
- Bearings in foundries and steelworks
- Hot part conveyor chains
- Bearings close to heat sources
- Joints in paint shop lines
Sectors
- Iron and steel
- Foundry
- Ceramics
- Paint lines
- Glass industry
Key advantages
- Do not leave the lubrication point by melting
- Reduce relubrication intervals at high temperature
- Prevent carbon deposits that damage bearings
- Available in various thickeners according to required temperature
Need a datasheet or sample?
Our technical team can send you the safety datasheet, provide evaluation samples or study a specific formulation for your process.