Mobil Grease 28 Synthetic Aircraft Grease 2kg Can
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Mobilgrease 28 is a supreme performance, high temperature, antiwear grease combining the unique features of a polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic base fluid with an organo-clay (non-soap) thickener. The wax-free nature of the synthetic base fluid, together with its low coefficient of traction compared with mineral oils, provide excellent low temperature pumpability, very low starting and running torque, and the potential to reduce operating temperatures in the load zone of rolling element bearings.
Mobilgrease 28 is a supreme performance, high temperature, antiwear grease combining the unique features of a polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic base fluid with an organo-clay (non-soap) thickener. The wax-free nature of the synthetic base fluid, together with its low coefficient of traction compared with mineral oils, provide excellent low temperature pumpability, very low starting and running torque, and the potential to reduce operating temperatures in the load zone of rolling element bearings.
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Mobil Grease 28 Synthetic Aircraft Grease 2kg Can
$169.00
Mobilgrease 28 is a supreme performance, high temperature, antiwear grease combining the unique features of a polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic base fluid with an organo-clay (non-soap) thickener. The wax-free nature of the synthetic base fluid, together with its low coefficient of traction compared with mineral oils, provide excellent low temperature pumpability, very low starting and running torque, and the potential to reduce operating temperatures in the load zone of rolling element bearings.
Mobilgrease 28 is a supreme performance, high temperature, antiwear grease combining the unique features of a polyalphaolefin (PAO) synthetic base fluid with an organo-clay (non-soap) thickener. The wax-free nature of the synthetic base fluid, together with its low coefficient of traction compared with mineral oils, provide excellent low temperature pumpability, very low starting and running torque, and the potential to reduce operating temperatures in the load zone of rolling element bearings.