Is this a lithium base grease or synthetic for high temps applications?
456730
The tube does not specify either lithium or synthetic, but it does state high temperatures, up to 560.
456731
Not lithium based, it's a polyurea grease. I think it's mineral oil, not synthetic, but I couldn't confirm the base oil.
1154992
This grease is not the OEM grease used by Kitchen Aid. However, it is a food grade product and is supposedly of higher quality; it is cheaper as well. It seems to work fine for my Kitchen Aid Mixer.
2246547
No it doesn't. I used to use high temp bearing grease but the Slip 2000 is even better. Get it now......
7224
Lubricant is provided by the manufacturer. Be aware this piece of equipment is prone to excessive rust. I would not recommend it.
1066210
In my opinion , yes viscosity of this lubricant seems to hold in extreme temp settings & seems to be superb in friction based applications.
1473102
I believes it is better suited for other applications. My experience, a lot more volatile chems and highPressure washer on hot day is best for that issue! No expert, just my experienced!
1113380
High temperature grease, not sure of brand as it comes in a white generic tube.
1155809
it is the same consistancy of the grease i used in my grease gun and will withstand higher temperatures?
1959807
The fm18 head uses a petroleum based fluid to power pan and tilt.... it is it not a grease.... the pan and tilt are very smooth
277486
Use pure synthetic oil in all small engine machines that are subject to below freezing temps - especially if they are manual start machines. At low temperatures synthetics (like Mobil 1) flow like oil unlike conventional oils. Plus, they also provide much better wear protection for the first minute or so when the engine is cold AND at high temperatures, like outdoors on a 90+ degree day. Change oil yearly and crank up generator quarterly and let it run for five minutes just to keep things loosened up inside as well. A generator that you can't start or don't know you can use are pretty much useless. Use pure synthetic oil in all small engine machines that are subject to below freezing temps - especially if they are manual start machines. At low temperatures synthetics (like Mobil 1) flow like oil unlike conventional oils. Plus, they also provide much better wear protection for the first minute or so when the engine is cold AND at high temperatures, like outdoors on a 90+ degree day. Change oil yearly and crank up generator quarterly and let it run for five minutes just to keep things loosened up inside as well. A generator that you can't start or don't know you can use are pretty much... » Read More Use pure synthetic oil in all small engine machines that are subject to below freezing temps - especially if they are manual start machines. At low temperatures synthetics (like Mobil 1) flow like oil unlike conventional oils. Plus, they also provide much better wear protection for the first minute or so when the engine is cold AND at high temperatures, like outdoors on a 90+ degree day. Change oil yearly and crank up generator quarterly and let it run for five minutes just to keep things loosened up inside as well. A generator that you can't start or don't know you can use are pretty much useless. « Show Less
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I have been using this air tool since the day it arrived on cars, trucks, small engines and heavy duty vehicles. The ONLY lube I use in it is the standard air tool oil in the squeeze bottle. Never had any problems and sure I won't either. The only time I will use lithium grease is when taking a broken air tool apart just to grease the inside parts. I use an air compressor on most of my air tools but also run nitrogen when using the EXACT SAME air tools from home, at the race track. Still no problems.
646231
This is not a solvent, it is not a clean in place or CPL, it is a light machine oil for lubrication, I do not know about its threshold for heat stability.
411123
Ultra-Performance Grease (UPG) is a high performance, multi-service, aluminum-complex, synthetic grease which significantly increases bearing life and equipment reliability. It also makes bearings run smoother, cooler and quieter. UPG satisfies a wide range of grease requirements from the lubrication of bearings to U-joints and general purpose use. It has outstanding extreme pressure capabilities and excellent water resistance to both emulsion and washout. UPG is stable at high temperatures. It also has excellent oxidation resistance for extended service life and to provide a margin of safety between lubrication intervals. When the China Star Bullet Train was having heat problems keeping them from achieving optimal speed, they evaluated 26 of the best lubricants available. After careful testing, senior engineers selected Royal Purple's Ultra-Performance Grease. Not only did Ultra-Performance Grease help them resolve their heat problems, it also, enabled them to set a new land-speed record for bullet trains. UPG is made using a superior blend of synthetic base oils plus Royal Purple's unique, proprietary, non-corrosive Synerlec additive technology. With this being said I Have used it on everything including wheel bearings. Royal Purple also sales a wheel packing ( easier to get out) Container of the same stuff. I use one of these in my wheel bearing packer and in my grease gun. I hope this helps :-)
1212489
Before the reinstall, I put lithium grease on the rubber. Have not had any problems with the units.
879314
I don't think they are. You have to install the zero fittings, and I don't recall seeing any grease . I greased mine after they were on the car to ensure they were properly lubed. Additionally, it is not a sealed joint, meaning periodic lube is required.
884376
This will mix with exiting grease in a bearing or other lube point. It is very thick and stays in place for a long time.
372723
Yes ... Dielectric grease which is safe on electric terminals. Metal, rubber, plastic, brake systems and ignition systems too. I prefer the clear 3M. Jer