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Classification by application
Low Temperature Greases
Fluidity and protection from -40°C in cold stores and outdoors
Low temperature greases are designed to maintain their lubricating capacity and pumpability in extreme cold conditions. At low temperatures, a conventional grease hardens, loses its ability to flow to contact surfaces, and can produce excessive starting torque or even bearing seizure. These formulations use synthetic low pour-point bases to ensure lubrication from the very first moment.
Specifications
- Temperature range
- -60°C / +120°C
- NLGI grade
- 1, 2
- Family
- By application
Characteristics
- Synthetic PAO or ester base with low pour point
- Guaranteed pumpability from -40°C or lower
- Low cold starting torque
- Good mechanical stability
- Compatible with centralised lubrication systems in cold conditions
Typical applications
- Cold stores and freezing tunnels
- Stacker cranes and AS/RS systems in cold environments
- Refrigerated conveyor belts
- Machinery outdoors in cold climates
- Cryogenic equipment
Sectors
- Cold chain logistics
- Food (cold)
- Refrigerated transport
- Renewable energy (cold regions)
- Chemical industry
Key advantages
- Guaranteed start-up in extreme cold
- No bearing seizure due to hardening
- Reduces energy consumption on start-up
- Compatible with centralised lubrication systems in cold
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Our technical team can send you the safety datasheet, provide evaluation samples or study a specific formulation for your process.