XYC GPL 215 Perfluoropolyether Grease for Extreme Pressure in Automotive Industrial and Aerospace Applications 1KG

Base stocks: synthetic perfluoropolyether

Type of thickener: polytetrafluoroethylene

- Base oil viscosity at 40°C (104°F): 160 cSt
- Base oil viscosity at 100°C (212°F): 18 cSt
- Estimated service temperature range ℃ (°F): -36 to 204 (-33 to 400)
- Penetration: NLGI Grade 2, 265 - 295 (mm)
- Density: 1.91 g/ml at 0°C
- Pour point: -63°C
- Evaporation loss: perfluoropolyether oils generally exhibit low evaporation loss

- Additional features: high temperature and extreme pressure lubrication

- Excellent Extreme Pressure (EP) Performance: Contains 5% molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) as an EP additive, making it suitable for high-load, low-speed operating conditions. It provides good lubricating properties and high load-carrying capability under boundary and mixed friction conditions.
- Superior Chemical Stability: Chemically stable with chemical inertness, resistant to oxygen and most chemical substances. Safe for use around hazardous chemicals, non-flammable, and safe for oxygen service.
- Good Material Compatibility: Exhibits good compatibility with most metals, plastics, elastomers, etc., without causing corrosion or damage to contacted materials.
- Favorable Thermal Stability: Maintains stable lubricating properties over a wide temperature range; does not easily volatilize, decompose, or form carbon deposits at high temperatures, and retains some fluidity at low temperatures.

- Automotive Industry: Suited for lubrication of heavily loaded gears, bearings, and similar components in automotive applications, such as differentials and transmissions.
- Industrial Sector: Commonly employed in industrial machinery for lubricating heavily loaded gearboxes, bearings, valves, connectors, and other components. It can also be used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries for the protection and lubrication of parts exposed to corrosive chemicals.
- Aerospace Domain: Applicable for certain vital components in aerospace mechanisms, providing reliable lubrication under extreme temperatures and high loads.
- Other Sectors: Can also be implemented in machinery functioning in severe environments, such as component lubrication in high-temperature furnaces and ovens, as well as in instruments and oxygen systems that come into contact with chemicals.