Greases
CALROL-AP
CALROL grease is calcium-based general purpose grease containing highly refined mineral base oils and suitable tackifier. It is smooth, homogeneous, and free from objectionable odour, visible impurities and abrasive or deleterious particles. They have Good EP properties in excess of 20 kg Timken ok load, high degree of resistance to water washing and excellent adhesiveness. CALROL AP grease is calcium-based general purpose grease containing highly-refined mineral oils and suitable tackifier. It is smooth, homogeneous, and free from objectionable odor, visible impurities and abrasive or deleterious particles.
SAE Grades
C1, C2, AP
Performance
IS 506:1993 specifications (general purpose grease) – CALROL IS 506-1993 specifications-CALROL AP
Features
- Provide excellent water resistance.
- Provide metal surfaces from rust and corrosion of severe water exposure.
- Prevent dust and dirt from reaching into the moving parts.
- Adhesive properties provide coating to exposed parts.
- Easily pumpable.
Applications
- CALROL-Recommended for the lubrication of heavily loaded bearings both plain and anti-friction bearings operating at moderate speeds like slow to medium-speed, medium-load up to 2000 RPM and temperature up to 70°C
- Due to good water repellence characteristics, it is also recommended for the lubrication of the bearings and packing of water pumps immersing equipment’s
- They are primarily developed for the lubrication of anti-friction work-roll and back-up roll bearings in ferrous and non-ferrous rolling mills
- Also recommended for application to exposed components where high temperature is not encountered
- CALROL AP – Recommended for the lubrication of plain bearings operating under slow to medium-speed, medium-load and temperature up to 70°C
- Due to good water repellence characteristics, it is also recom- mended for the lubrication of the bearings and packing of water pumps immersing equipment
- Also recom- mended for application to exposed components where high temperature is not encountered