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High-temperature grease is a specialized lubricating formula designed to operate in extreme thermal conditions. Our high-temp greases maintain full effectiveness even at temperatures reaching 300 °C and more, minimizing mechanism wear and protecting critical connections against seizing or corrosion.

What is high-temperature grease?

Grease for high temperatures is a mixture of base oils enriched with graphite, molybdenum, or ceramic additives, as well as oxidation and corrosion inhibitors. Upon application, it creates a thin but durable protective layer that:

  • maintains constant viscosity in the range from –20 °C to +300 °C (special formulations up to +500 °C),
  • reduces friction and surface wear under heavy loads,
  • prevents seizing of threads and valves,
  • protects against corrosion in the presence of moisture and exhaust gases,
  • does not run off or oxidize under the influence of high heat.

Key Properties

  • Thermal resistance: formulas up to +300 °C and above
  • Viscosity stability: no separation or evaporation
  • EP Protection: anti-wear additives increase film load capacity
  • Corrosion resistance: inhibitors protect metal surfaces