XYC Grease EG 3000 Electronic Grease for Robotics and Clean Rooms 1KG
XYC Grease EG 3000 1KG
XYC Grease EG 3000 is a non-reactive, non-flammable perfluoropolyether grease designed for robotics and clean room environments, offering a wide useful temperature range and a creamy, white appearance. Its formulation minimizes contamination by utilizing specially distilled base oils and thickeners free of metals, reactive compounds, and large particles, making it suitable for sensitive applications like electronics and bearings. The grease's semisolid nature and specific composition help reduce the volume of lubricant needed while meeting stringent clean room standards.
minimum order:
1 piece
Supply Ability:
10000piece / Month
Country of Origin:
China
Stock Time:
3Day
Quantity:
XYC Grease EG 3000 Electronic Grease for Robotics and Clean Rooms 1KG
XYC EG 3000 grease has an Oil Viscosity of 500 cSt at 38°C and the estimated useful temperature range is -29°C to 316°C.
Non-Reactive- Non-Flammable lubricant series
Non-Reactive- Non-Flammable lubricant series
Category: XYC EG Greases
Tags: EG 3000, Electronic Grease, XYC EG 3000 Grease, Robotic & Clean Room Lubricant
Detailed Information
- Product Type: Perfluoropolyether Grease
- Appearance: White, creamy texture
- Appearance: White, creamy texture
Performance Characteristics
XYC EG 3000 grease is a semisolid material that uses a thickener to hold the oil in place. The base oil is the largest component of any grease, but the grease's thickener and additives can also have a large impact on contamination of a clean room. Commonly used thickeners are metallic soaps of lithium and aluminum, solids like clay and silica, or solid polymers such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and polyurea. XYC EG 3000 grease reduces the volume of lubricant needed from what would be typical in an oil system. Lubricants for use in clean rooms require base oils that have been specially distilled to remove the more volatile, lighter molecules that might evaporate easily. In addition, the use of special thickeners that do not contain metals, reactive compounds, or large particles is also necessary to meet some clean room standards.
Hydrocarbon, polyalphaolefins (PAO), synthetic esters, silicones, polyphenyl ethers (PPE), and perfluoropolyethers (PFPE) are a few common base oils used in the clean room environment. The least expensive choice is hydrocarbon- or PAO-based lubricants. These common base oils have good wear properties and can accept common additives, but often, they don't handle high temperatures and minimal outgassing requirements. In addition, the additives necessary to keep them stable are reactive and can cause problems if they get on critical components. Synthetic ester base oils have higher thermal stability, but are more reactive and cannot be used with some elastomer seals and plastic materials. For applications that require XYC 143, Aerospace and Aviation oils, please see the XYC 143 series.
Hydrocarbon, polyalphaolefins (PAO), synthetic esters, silicones, polyphenyl ethers (PPE), and perfluoropolyethers (PFPE) are a few common base oils used in the clean room environment. The least expensive choice is hydrocarbon- or PAO-based lubricants. These common base oils have good wear properties and can accept common additives, but often, they don't handle high temperatures and minimal outgassing requirements. In addition, the additives necessary to keep them stable are reactive and can cause problems if they get on critical components. Synthetic ester base oils have higher thermal stability, but are more reactive and cannot be used with some elastomer seals and plastic materials. For applications that require XYC 143, Aerospace and Aviation oils, please see the XYC 143 series.
Application Areas
Electronics
Circuit Boards
Bearings
Valves
Chains
Rollers
O-Rings
Circuit Boards
Bearings
Valves
Chains
Rollers
O-Rings
