List of Lubricants products
- classification：Lubricants
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Achieves high collection efficiency through electrostatic methods. Offers a wide range of products from large to small sizes. Also compatible with water-soluble oil mist.
- air conditioning
We will visit for lubricant testing! Experience the differences compared to the lubricant you are currently using.
- Lubricants
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Ideal for lubricating rack and pinion! We have prepared three types of spray.
- gear
- Lubricants
A strong ally in equipment management. A single tool that works for any material or application.
- Lubricants
- Plastic bearings
- Lubricants and additives
What is the difference between fluorine grease and silicone grease?
Fluorine grease and silicone grease are both lubricants with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance, but there are clear differences in their applications and performance. Fluorine grease is primarily composed of PFPE (fluorinated oil) and PTFE, characterized by its excellent stability in high-temperature and chemical environments. For example, it maintains stable performance over a wide temperature range of -25°C to 280°C and is less affected by chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for lubricating sliding parts of molds and precision components. On the other hand, silicone grease is based on silicone oil and is characterized by its low tendency to damage rubber and resin, as well as its excellent waterproofing and insulation properties. Therefore, it is suitable for areas where material protection is important, such as O-rings, gaskets, and waterproof applications. In summary: - High temperature, chemical resistance, long lifespan → Fluorine grease - Waterproof, rubber protection, insulation → Silicone grease It is important to differentiate between them based on their uses. Selecting the appropriate lubricant according to the usage environment leads to trouble prevention and improved maintenance efficiency.
Next-generation PTFE-based lubricants that challenge high temperature, high vacuum, and corrosive environments.
- Engineering Plastics
- Plastic bearings
- Lubricants
What is the difference between fluorine grease and silicone grease?
Fluorine grease and silicone grease are both lubricants with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance, but there are clear differences in their applications and performance. Fluorine grease is primarily composed of PFPE (fluorinated oil) and PTFE, characterized by its excellent stability in high-temperature and chemical environments. For example, it maintains stable performance over a wide temperature range of -25°C to 280°C and is less affected by chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for lubricating sliding parts of molds and precision components. On the other hand, silicone grease is based on silicone oil and is characterized by its low tendency to damage rubber and resin, as well as its excellent waterproofing and insulation properties. Therefore, it is suitable for areas where material protection is important, such as O-rings, gaskets, and waterproof applications. In summary: - High temperature, chemical resistance, long lifespan → Fluorine grease - Waterproof, rubber protection, insulation → Silicone grease It is important to differentiate between them based on their uses. Selecting the appropriate lubricant according to the usage environment leads to trouble prevention and improved maintenance efficiency.
Just right is the best. The optimal solution for the cost of mold grease.
- Plastic Mould
- Other molds
- Lubricants
Stable lubrication compatible with 280℃! Ideal for slide pins and ejectors.
- Plastic Mould
- Mold
- Lubricants
The real reason why "maintenance frequency does not decrease" in high-temperature environments and the shortest route to take on-site (with checklist included).
In high-temperature environments, grease does not simply diminish; its "state" deteriorates due to hardening, separation, and carbonization. Even if there is some remaining, the lubrication function decreases, leading to increased sliding resistance, poor return, and fine seizure. If these warning signs are ignored, it will eventually progress to seizing or burning. Therefore, the idea that "using high-performance grease eliminates the need for reapplication" does not hold true in high-temperature areas. What is important is to visualize the signs of abnormalities and to establish rules for inspection, cleaning, and reapplication. Especially in die-casting molds, temperature changes, high surface pressure, and dust contamination overlap, causing lubrication conditions to fluctuate constantly. Maintaining a stable operational state takes precedence over reducing maintenance frequency. 【High-Temperature Sliding Component Checklist】 □ Is the return of the pin sluggish? □ Are there any signs of seizure or dust accumulation? □ Is the grease hardened or film-formed? □ Is there any catching when starting to move? □ After cleaning, is the appropriate amount reapplied? Rather than forcibly reducing maintenance frequency, the realistic approach is to operate in a way that prevents stoppage accidents before they occur.
High temperature × water resistance × high adhesion. A versatile grease compatible with all machines.
- Lubricants
- Chains and sprockets
- Metal bearings
Differentiation through adhesion - High-performance grease specifically for O-rings and packings.
- Plastic Mould
- Press Dies
- Lubricants
What is the difference between fluorine grease and silicone grease?
Fluorine grease and silicone grease are both lubricants with excellent heat resistance and chemical resistance, but there are clear differences in their applications and performance. Fluorine grease is primarily composed of PFPE (fluorinated oil) and PTFE, characterized by its excellent stability in high-temperature and chemical environments. For example, it maintains stable performance over a wide temperature range of -25°C to 280°C and is less affected by chemicals and solvents, making it suitable for lubricating sliding parts of molds and precision components. On the other hand, silicone grease is based on silicone oil and is characterized by its low tendency to damage rubber and resin, as well as its excellent waterproofing and insulation properties. Therefore, it is suitable for areas where material protection is important, such as O-rings, gaskets, and waterproof applications. In summary: - High temperature, chemical resistance, long lifespan → Fluorine grease - Waterproof, rubber protection, insulation → Silicone grease It is important to differentiate between them based on their uses. Selecting the appropriate lubricant according to the usage environment leads to trouble prevention and improved maintenance efficiency.
Food container-specific grease that balances safety and performance.
- Plastic Mould
- Mold
- Lubricants
Aiming for a First Class Company
- Lubricants
- Contract manufacturing
The metalworking lubricant "MWF" makes it easy to process brittle and hard metals, as well as ductile high-melting-point metals!
- Lubricants
Can be exchanged for hydrocarbon oil! It is used as a general-purpose inert lubricant.
- Lubricants
Excellent solubility for hydrocarbon oils! Can be used as an inert process solvent for specific applications!
- Lubricants
A safe low molecular weight polymer for applications handling most reactive gases, including oxygen and chlorine!
- Lubricants
It is used as a general-purpose inert lubricant for bearings, gearboxes, pumps, and more! Safe against reactive gases!
- Lubricants