KLUBBER KLUBERTEMP HM 83-402 lubricant 1kg

Application advantages

– High thermal stability
– Good pressure absorption capacity
– Good compatibility with most plastics and elastomers
– Excellent resistance to aggressive media

Description

Klübertemp HM 83-402 is a long-life grease based on perfluorinated polyether oil and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) which has been developed for high-temperature lubrication. Thanks to the viscosity of the base oil and high load capacity. Klübertemp HM 83-402 is particularly suitable for the initial and relubrication of medium-speed bearings subjected to high temperatures and loads.

Application

Klübertemp HM 83-402 is a proven grease for lubrication points requiring regular maintenance at temperatures up to 260 °C. Klübertemp HM 83-402 contributes to optimal machine operation and allows long relubrication intervals. The product is available in a lower-viscosity variant for use in automatic lubrication systems (NLGI Class 1).

Typical applications include:
– Conveyors
– Corrugators
– Plastics industry
– Textile industry
– Printing industry

Klübertemp HM 83-402 is on the maintenance and lubrication charts of many leading manufacturers.

Compatibility with plastics and elastomers.

Greases based on perfluorinated polyether oil and PTFE are considered neutral to elastomers and plastics (except perfluorinated rubber). Nevertheless, compatibility with the materials should be checked, especially before series use.

Application notes

For optimal lubrication results, we recommend cleaning the friction points with 180/210 petroleum spirit and then using Klüberalfa XZ 3-1. Before the first lubrication, the friction points must be clean and shiny, free of oil, grease, drops or other contaminants. Please contact your Klüber Lubrication technical consultant at any time to ensure optimal results from the use of this special solid lubricant.

storage period

The storage period is approx. 60 months, provided that the grease is stored in unopened original containers, in dry rooms and at temperatures above zero.