XYC GPL 246 Electrical Conductivity Grease High-Temp Synthetic Lubricant 1KG

XYC GPL 246 Grease | Electrical Conductivity Grease.

XYC GPL 246 grease has an Oil Viscosity of 240 cSt at 40°C, and the estimated useful temperature range is -36°C to 260°C. Specially formulated with Copper to ease conductivity. Some applications require electrical conductivity. Most greases act as insulators. XYC GPL 246 has been formulated with copper powder in grease to act as a conductor of electricity. XYC oils provide long life, high-temperature stability, and lubrication. The addition of copper powder also improves the thermal conductivity of the grease for applications where improved heat transfer is needed; however, it can increase bearing noise and wear. The thermal conductivity of non-additized XYC GPL 206 grease at 40 °C (104 °F) is 0.127 watts/m°K. The XYC GPL 246 grease at 40 °C (104 °F) has a conductivity of 0.272 watts/m°K.

XYC GPL 246 is formulated with our XYC GPL 106 base oil and retains many of its properties. Consult the XiaoYiChong Performance Chemicals Product Overview brochure for more information. For additional XYC electrical greases, see XYC EG Series.

Why XYC GPL 246 Grease?

Standard Xiaoyichong lubricants contain only carbon, oxygen, and fluorine, whereas hydrocarbons contain hydrogen. The absence of hydrogen greatly increases the stability of the lubricants and renders them non-flammable with no flashpoint. They will not burn or support combustion, even in an environment of 100% liquid or gaseous oxygen. XiaoYiChong lubricants are not only resistant to oxygen but are also inert to virtually all chemicals used in a variety of industries. They are insoluble in most solvents but are soluble in highly fluorinated fluids and some supercritical fluids, such as CO2.
At elevated temperatures and pressures, PFPE oils are highly resistant to attack by gaseous and liquid oxygen. As a result, Xiaoyichong oils and greases have become preferred lubricants in the oxygen manufacturing industry and in those industries that use oxygen.