Renewable Lubricants
Renewable Lubricants Bio-Food Grade Lubricant 1 gal 32-622°F
Bio-food grade lubricant operates from 32 to 622 degrees Fahrenheit, contains no additives, and meets NSF H1 food-grade standards
- Bio-food grade NSF H1 rating for incidental food contact
- Operates from 32 to 622 °F without additives
- Non-flammable with a 622 °F flash point
- Odourless vegetable-oil base contains 0 % VOCs
- 50-state VOC compliant for regulated environments
Bio-Food Grade Lubricant 1 gal
This lubricant is a vegetable-oil-based fluid rated NSF H1 for incidental food contact. It contains no additives and is 50-state VOC compliant with zero percent VOC content. The product arrives in a one-gallon jug and is classified as non-flammable.
Suits food-processing and general machinery
It suits operations that require a wet lubricant with a wide temperature range and food-grade certification. Buyers who need an additive package for extreme pressure or anti-wear performance should look elsewhere. Those requiring a dry-film or solid lubricant will not be served by this fluid.
Check temperature range and material compatibility
Verify that your equipment operates between 32 and 622 degrees Fahrenheit. Confirm that vegetable oil base stock is compatible with seals, gaskets and metals in your system. Ensure the application can accept a yellow, odorless liquid lubricant.
Highlights
- Bio-food grade NSF H1 rating for incidental food contact
- Operates from 32 to 622 °F without additives
- Non-flammable with a 622 °F flash point
- Odourless vegetable-oil base contains 0 % VOCs
- 50-state VOC compliant for regulated environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What temperature range must my equipment operate within for this lubricant to be effective?
This lubricant performs from 32 to 622 degrees Fahrenheit, so your machinery must stay inside that window during use.
Can I apply this bio‑food grade lubricant to older machines that previously used petroleum‑based oils?
Yes, the vegetable‑oil base with no additives is compatible with most legacy equipment, but flush the old oil first to avoid cross‑contamination.
How do I verify the lubricant is still protecting after I fill the reservoir?
Check that the fluid remains yellow and odorless; the NSF H1 rating and 622 °F flash point confirm it is functioning as intended.
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