Petrochem
Petrochem Foodsafe Syngel FG-750 Grease 14 oz
Food-grade synthetic grease in a 14 oz cartridge, rated from -4 to 500 °F with a 620 °F dropping point
- Food-grade synthetic grease safe for incidental contact
- Withstands extreme heat up to 500 °F operating temperature
- NLGI Grade 2 consistency suits standard cartridge dispensing
- Low wear scar of 0.49 mm in four-ball test
- Stable viscosity 460 cSt at 40 °C and 46.5 cSt at 100 °C
Food-grade synthetic grease for high-heat machinery
Petrochem Foodsafe Syngel FG-750 is a synthetic hydrocarbon grease with an inorganic thickener, rated NLGI Grade 2 and supplied in a 14 oz cartridge. It is formulated for food-processing equipment where incidental contact may occur and where operating temperatures reach extreme levels.
Sustained high-temperature stability
The grease maintains its structure up to a dropping point of 620 Degrees F and a flash point of 500 Degrees F, with a usable range spanning -4 Degrees to 500 Degrees F. Under standardised four-ball testing it records a wear scar of 0.49 mm, while viscosities of 460 at 40C and 46.5 at 100C show consistent film strength through prolonged thermal cycling.
Temperature and detection limits define
The 500 Degrees F upper service limit and 620 Degrees F dropping point set the practical ceiling for continuous use, and the translucent white colour aids visual inspection. With a specific gravity of 0.925 and no metal-detectable additives, the product suits plants that rely on non-metallic contaminant detection rather than magnetic or X-ray screening.
Highlights
- Food-grade synthetic grease safe for incidental contact
- Withstands extreme heat up to 500 °F operating temperature
- NLGI Grade 2 consistency suits standard cartridge dispensing
- Low wear scar of 0.49 mm in four-ball test
- Stable viscosity 460 cSt at 40 °C and 46.5 cSt at 100 °C
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the FG-750 grease break down or smoke when run continuously at 500 °F?
It is rated to 500 °F with a 620 °F dropping point and a 500 °F flash point, so it remains stable during extended high-temperature operation.
What dispensing tool is needed for the 14 oz cartridge?
A standard grease gun that accepts 14 oz cartridges is required to apply the product.
Will the NLGI Grade 2 consistency work in older bearings that previously used softer grease?
The Grade 2 thickness is firmer than Grade 0 or 1 grades; verify the equipment manual calls for NLGI 2 before switching.
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