What color is mobilux 2?
BROWN
Properties and Specifications
| Property | MOBILUX EP 0 | MOBILUX EP 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Grade | NLGI 0 | NLGI 2 |
| Thickener Type | Lithium | Lithium |
| Base Oil Viscosity of Greases @ 40 C, mm2/s, AMS 1697 | 160 | 160 |
| Color, Visual | BROWN | BROWN |
Is EP2 grease the same as NLGI 2?
This tells us two things, EP 2 grease is a NLGI Grade 2 and it is fortified with Extreme Pressure (EP) additives. This tells us nothing else about the thickener type, base oil type or viscosity of the base oil. The correct NLGI grade is an important consideration because not all grease applications are the same.
Is EP2 a lithium grease?
Valvoline Lithium EP2 Grease is a premium quality lithium soap grease containing extreme pressure additives, formulated to provide outstanding mechanical stability & EP characteristics under severe operating conditions.
What is EP grease best used for?
EP grease is a grease designed for extreme pressure. Putting AP or MP grease in situations where the grease will be put under such high pressures may cause more wear to the machinery in the long run. However, EP grease can be used almost anywhere that AP or MP grease would be needed.
What is EP grease?
What is the difference between EP2 and ep3 grease?
Mobilux EP 2 is recommended for multipurpose applications in antifriction and plain bearings, bushings and pins under normal operating conditions. Mobilux EP 3 is a stiffer NLGI grade 3 grease recommended for applications where maximum protection against penetration of water or solid contaminants is required.
What does EP2 stand for?
EP2
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| EP2 | Extracellular Protein 2 |
| EP2 | Ectopic Pregnancy 2 |
What is difference between EP2 and ep3 grease?
What does EP stand for in grease?
Formulated with quality extreme pressure (EP) additives and mineral base oils that give this grease its mechanical stability, adhesiveness, durability, and other premium protection characteristics.
What is best EP2 grease?
EP2 lithium grease is best used for applications that involve a wide range of temperatures and high/extreme pressure conditions. This type has a higher melting point (around 500°F or 260°C or more) as compared to conventional lithium greases.