SAPPHIRE AUTOLUBE
Multi-purpose bearing grease in an automatic lubricator
- Excellent extreme temperature resistance – ranging from -30°C to +160°C.
- Lithium complex soap technology and EP additives, including PTFE, provides an outstanding high load, EP performance of 560kg that is superior to standard soap thickened lubricants.
- Highly resistant to oxidation, providing extended lubrication intervals whilst reducing equipment failure, downtime and lubricant usage.
- Excellent corrosion resistance to protect in humid, damp and even wet conditions.
- Outstanding high speed performance for most applications found in industry.
- PTFE has an extremely low coefficient of friction and its inclusion in SAPPHIRE Advance 2 reduces stick-slip on start-up ensuring a smooth controlled movement.
Product information
An electromechanically operated automatic lubricator containing the high performance SAPPHIRE Advance 2.
High performance bearing grease is designed for the effective lubrication and protection of all types of ball, roller and plain bearings.
A truly multi-purpose grease, fortified with PTFE, for an extensive range of applications particularly high speeds such as electric motors and fan bearings.
Brochures
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Industrial Selector
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Crane Lubrication Solutions Brochure
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Automotive Brochure
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Industrial Brochure
Industries
- Construction
- Engineering & Fabricators
- Maintenance
- Marine
- Mining & Quarrying
- Power Generation
- Rail
- Automotive
Part Codes
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Size: 120ml - Full UnitPart Number: 12604
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Size: 120ml - Refill CartridgePart Number: 12600
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Go to all product videosFour Ball Weld Test Demonstration
This video is a demonstration of a standard four ball weld test. The test is deemed to be complete when the ball bearings have welded together under the heat generated by friction. The first test is completed with a general purpose maintenance grease and the second test uses a bearing lubricant from our FOODLUBE range.
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