Specialized Lubricants

Pastes

Boasting an expansive service temperature range from -25°C to +450°C (extending to +630°C in restricted air areas), these materials exhibit low friction coefficients and high-pressure resistance. With load-bearing capabilities surpassing most metals' yield points, they defend against wear and friction, eliminating metal-to-metal contact. Their benefits include safeguarding against seizure, scoring, galling, fretting corrosion, and stick-slip.

A metal priming paste designed for initial equipment use or rebuilding, serves as a lubricant for journal bearings, gearboxes, and splines. It minimizes press-fitting power, averting misalignment, seizure, and wear during heavy loads. Ideal for sliding metal surfaces like shafts, pumps, and gears, it curtails wear, friction, and cold-welding. The paste acts as an antifriction and anti-wear lubricant, ensuring smooth operation under slow sliding speeds and preventing cold welding on heavily loaded surfaces.