Grease Based on Calcium

Grease Based on Calcium is a calcium-based lubricating grease offered in NLGI 2, NLGI 3 and NLGI 4. Its source documentation describes it as suitable for general lubrication of metal surfaces, frames and car bodies, and for machinery in contact with water.

Grades & published data

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Typical values from the product data sheet, each with its test method.

Technical data is under review.

Overview

Grease Based on Calcium is a calcium-based lubricating grease offered in NLGI 2, NLGI 3 and NLGI 4. Its source documentation describes it as suitable for general lubrication of metal surfaces, frames and car bodies, and for machinery in contact with water.

The NLGI grade expresses consistency by worked penetration (ASTM D217): NLGI publishes 265–295, 220–250 and 175–205 (0.1 mm) for grades 2, 3 and 4. Test values for this product are still under technical review and are not yet shown.

Application

General lubrication

Metal surfaces, frames and car bodies, as listed in the source documentation.

Application

Machinery exposed to water

Equipment in contact with water, as listed in the source documentation.

Feature

Three consistency grades

NLGI 2 (softer), NLGI 3 and NLGI 4 (firmer); choose by the application method and the equipment manufacturer's recommendation.

Feature

Calcium soap thickener

A calcium-based grease, as named.

Questions

Which NLGI grade should I choose?

NLGI 2 is the most widely specified consistency for general greasing; firmer grades 3 and 4 are chosen where the equipment maker specifies them. Follow the lubrication chart for your equipment.

Documents & supply

  • TDSTechnical Data SheetProperties, test methods and guidanceRequest
  • SDSSafety Data SheetHazards, handling, storage and transportRequest
  • COACertificate of AnalysisIssued per batch, with its test resultsRequest
  • Bulk
  • Flexitank
  • Drums
  • IBC
  • Pails & retail packs
  • EXW · FOB · CFR · CIF
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