Comparison of 7 Types of Mold Grease! How to Choose According to Application and Temperature
Are you troubled by mold burning, wear, or grease bleeding?
Selecting mold grease that matches the usage temperature, sliding conditions, and operating environment is important.
At M&M Co., Ltd., we offer a variety of greases tailored to different applications, from high-temperature greases for die-casting molds to fluorine greases, general mold greases, food container mold greases, and greases for O-rings and gaskets.
We have prepared an introductory document that allows you to compare mold greases by application and temperature.
If you are unsure which grease to choose, want to review the grease you are currently using, or need to address high temperatures, burning, or bleeding issues, we can provide recommendations based on your usage conditions.
Please feel free to contact us if you are having trouble with mold maintenance or grease selection.

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