Extreme Synthetic Grease [ZERAX 5502]
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SKU 310164

Category Greases

Extreme Synthetic Grease

ZERAX 5502

There are many benefits of using Zerax 5502 synthetic grease. One of the most important of these is its excellent performance at low temperatures as well as at high temperatures. When it returns to the room temperature after minimum or maximum heat degrees, it continues to continue its duty without losing anything from its superior performance and originality.
Package: 1 kg, 20 kg, 200 kg
Delivery Date: 1-3 Weeks

Extreme Synthetic Grease Advantages

Zerax 5502 synthetic grease has much lower friction and higher load carrying properties compared to the properties of ordinary petroleum base oils. At the same time, it offers long-term operating performance even when operated over wide temperature ranges. In this way, it is seen as a product that can be safely preferred even at very high or very low temperatures.

Even if large amounts of water are mixed into the synthetic grease, there is no loss of consistency. Due to the nature of the calcium sulfonates it contains, it shows excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance even in the presence of seawater.

They show full durability in high pressure environments.

Resistant to many chemicals and water types

It is highly resistant to oxidation and aging.

Extreme Synthetic Grease Features

Extreme Synthetic Grease Usage Areas

It is suitable for use in rotary kilns and machine bearings in the cement industry where dense dust and high temperatures are present.
Synthetic grease is preferred in many different areas in the maritime industry.
Since it performs flawlessly in difficult conditions, it is used in the conveyor bearings of the moving belts in these areas.
It is preferred in all bearings and bearing housings in machines operating at high and low temperatures.

Which Industries
Should Prefer?

MINING
CEMENT
CHEMICALS

You can contact us for any questions you may have

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Extreme Synthetic Grease Tech Data

ANALİZLER STANDART BİRİM SONUÇ
Color Blue
Appearance Homogeneous
Thickener Calcium Sulfonate Complex
Base Oil Synthetic
Base Oil Viscosity (cst) at 40 °C ASTM D445 cst 460
Temperature Range °C -40 / 205
NLGI Class 1 / 2
Dropping Point ASTM D2265 °C >320
Seperation from Oil (% weight) 30 hours / 100 °C ASTM D6184 %wt %3,70
Copper Corrosion (100 °C - 24 hours) ASTM D130 Max 1 b 1 a
Four Ball EP Test 10 sec. / 1770 rpm Speed (kg) ASTM D2596 Kg > 400
Four Ball Test 1 h./1200 rpm Speed, 40kg (392N) ASTM D2266 mm 0,5
Water Spray (% weight) ASTM D4049 %wt %15
Rust Test ASTM D1743 Pass

Extreme Synthetic Grease Frequently Asked Questions

Viscosity: A measure of a lubricating oil’s resistance to flow. Viscosity index: Defined as the rate of change of viscosity with respect to temperature. Importance: It is the most important property determining the performance of lubricating oils under the influence of temperature. A lubricating oil must have sufficient viscosity to maintain a lubricating film on the surface. For machine parts moving at low speeds under high pressures, a high viscosity oil should be used as it is more resistant to squeezing out between rubbing parts. For lower pressures and high speeds, lighter oils can be used. If the viscosity is too low, it is not possible to form a liquid oil film between two moving or sliding surfaces, resulting in excessive wear.
Unlike oils, greases cannot distribute heat by convection, resulting in faster oxidation or carbonization. At high temperatures, normal grease can soften and flow, form crusts or harden, causing improper lubrication. In practice, high temperature greases may be recommended for processes where the hourly temperature is above 1200C. Selection of a high temperature grease for an application includes the following: 1. Definition of the temperature interval 2. Lubrication intervals 3. Cooling cycles during operation 4. Oil spillage to another component during operation 5. Atmospheric pollution 6. Dropping point of the grease 7. Type, viscosity and viscosity index of the base oil 8. Type of thickener 9. Composition and properties of additives 10. Loading speed 11. Possibility of atmospheric contamination Energy, corrugated cardboard and paper, mines, steel production, pellet mills, tires, hot rolling, automotive paint shops, furnaces in the food and pharmaceutical processing industries are some industries that typically require high temperature grease.
Motor bearings are subjected to high radial and low axial loads, but the loads can fluctuate due to the frequent start-up and shutdown depending its operation. Due to its intermittent operation, the friction zones in the motor bearing will constantly shift. With each on/off cycle, the motor starts from zero and reaches its rated speed. As a result, the friction partners experience maximum friction during boundary lubrication and move into the low-friction hydrodynamic zone. High temperatures and extreme vibration are other operational variables that grease must deal with. The grease releases some oil to create the required lubricating film between the friction surfaces. The intense heat generated during the boundary and mixed friction zone can cause the base oil to evaporate and the base oil viscosity to drop. The process continues for the designed life of the grease and the specified relubrication interval. However, in some cases, if the sealing is not effective, the bearings are exposed to external anomalies such as excessive dust, heat, water or corrosive process environment, etc. Also, when the motor is stopped unplanned for long periods of time, the oxidation process accelerates. Bearing metal act as catalysts for the external dust influence, operating temperature, wear particles and the oxidation process. The end result of this oxidation process during prolonged stopping can lead to hardening of the grease or ‘hard cake-like formation’, which can damage bearing life.
Sudden hardening, softening or severe discoloration of the grease can be a good indicator to check the grease. Observations can be confirmed with multiple tests to analyze the quality of the grease. A combination of the following tests can help to reach a conclusion. a) Penetration test b) Dropping point test c) IR test in comparison with unused sample d) Four ball anti-wear test e) Wear analysis.

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THICKENER
Calcium Sulfonate Complex
BASE OIL
Synthetic
NLGI
1, 2

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Zerax 5502 synthetic grease does not contain any heavy metals such as lead, which is known to be harmful to human health and the environment. The product provides excellent protection against rust in aqueous and salty water environments. It also exhibits superior performance against torques with low temperatures. In addition to all these, it offers excellent pumping properties.

WHAT IS SYNTHETIC GREASE?
Synthetic grease has conventionally been the most common lubricant for rotating machine components such as bearings. It is mainly composed of a lubricant and a thickener. The thickener acts as a carrier for the lubricating component, holding the lubricant between its cage-like fibers.

As temperatures rise during operation, oil leaks from the grease and lubricates the mating and sliding surfaces inside the bearings.

Both conventional petroleum-based greases and synthetic greases use thickeners made of a metallic substance such as lithium or calcium. These can be formulated with additives to meet extreme pressures, extreme vibration or other demanding requirements.

The difference between conventional grease and synthetic grease can be recognized in the lubricant. Conventional greases use a petroleum-based product such as mineral oil. Synthetic greases use a synthetic lubricant such as silicone. As a result, synthetic grease can endure extreme temperatures and maintain its lubricating effectiveness better than conventional greases.

5/5

SKU 310164

Category Greases

Extreme Synthetic Grease

ZERAX 5502

THICKENER
Calcium Sulfonate Complex

BASE OIL
Synthetic

NLGI
1, 2

Package:
1 kg, 20 kg, 200 kg
Delivery Date:
1-3 Weeks

Extreme Synthetic Grease Advantages

Zerax 5502 synthetic grease has much lower friction and higher load carrying properties compared to the properties of ordinary petroleum base oils. At the same time, it offers long-term operating performance even when operated over wide temperature ranges. In this way, it is seen as a product that can be safely preferred even at very high or very low temperatures.

Even if large amounts of water are mixed into the synthetic grease, there is no loss of consistency. Due to the nature of the calcium sulfonates it contains, it shows excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance even in the presence of seawater.

They show full durability in high pressure environments.

Resistant to many chemicals and water types

It is highly resistant to oxidation and aging.

Extreme Synthetic Grease Features

Extreme Synthetic Grease Usage Areas

It is suitable for use in rotary kilns and machine bearings in the cement industry where dense dust and high temperatures are present.
Synthetic grease is preferred in many different areas in the maritime industry.
Since it performs flawlessly in difficult conditions, it is used in the conveyor bearings of the moving belts in these areas.
It is preferred in all bearings and bearing housings in machines operating at high and low temperatures.

Which Industries
Should Prefer?

MINING
CEMENT

You can contact us for any questions you may have

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Extreme Synthetic Grease Tech Data

ANALİZLER STANDART BİRİM SONUÇ
Color Blue
Appearance Homogeneous
Thickener Calcium Sulfonate Complex
Base Oil Synthetic
Base Oil Viscosity (cst) at 40 °C ASTM D445 cst 460
Temperature Range °C -40 / 205
NLGI Class 1 / 2
Dropping Point ASTM D2265 °C >320
Seperation from Oil (% weight) 30 hours / 100 °C ASTM D6184 %wt %3,70
Copper Corrosion (100 °C - 24 hours) ASTM D130 Max 1 b 1 a
Four Ball EP Test 10 sec. / 1770 rpm Speed (kg) ASTM D2596 Kg > 400
Four Ball Test 1 h./1200 rpm Speed, 40kg (392N) ASTM D2266 mm 0,5
Water Spray (% weight) ASTM D4049 %wt %15
Rust Test ASTM D1743 Pass

Extreme Synthetic Grease Frequently Asked Questions

Viscosity: A measure of a lubricating oil’s resistance to flow. Viscosity index: Defined as the rate of change of viscosity with respect to temperature. Importance: It is the most important property determining the performance of lubricating oils under the influence of temperature. A lubricating oil must have sufficient viscosity to maintain a lubricating film on the surface. For machine parts moving at low speeds under high pressures, a high viscosity oil should be used as it is more resistant to squeezing out between rubbing parts. For lower pressures and high speeds, lighter oils can be used. If the viscosity is too low, it is not possible to form a liquid oil film between two moving or sliding surfaces, resulting in excessive wear.
Unlike oils, greases cannot distribute heat by convection, resulting in faster oxidation or carbonization. At high temperatures, normal grease can soften and flow, form crusts or harden, causing improper lubrication. In practice, high temperature greases may be recommended for processes where the hourly temperature is above 1200C. Selection of a high temperature grease for an application includes the following: 1. Definition of the temperature interval 2. Lubrication intervals 3. Cooling cycles during operation 4. Oil spillage to another component during operation 5. Atmospheric pollution 6. Dropping point of the grease 7. Type, viscosity and viscosity index of the base oil 8. Type of thickener 9. Composition and properties of additives 10. Loading speed 11. Possibility of atmospheric contamination Energy, corrugated cardboard and paper, mines, steel production, pellet mills, tires, hot rolling, automotive paint shops, furnaces in the food and pharmaceutical processing industries are some industries that typically require high temperature grease.
Motor bearings are subjected to high radial and low axial loads, but the loads can fluctuate due to the frequent start-up and shutdown depending its operation. Due to its intermittent operation, the friction zones in the motor bearing will constantly shift. With each on/off cycle, the motor starts from zero and reaches its rated speed. As a result, the friction partners experience maximum friction during boundary lubrication and move into the low-friction hydrodynamic zone. High temperatures and extreme vibration are other operational variables that grease must deal with. The grease releases some oil to create the required lubricating film between the friction surfaces. The intense heat generated during the boundary and mixed friction zone can cause the base oil to evaporate and the base oil viscosity to drop. The process continues for the designed life of the grease and the specified relubrication interval. However, in some cases, if the sealing is not effective, the bearings are exposed to external anomalies such as excessive dust, heat, water or corrosive process environment, etc. Also, when the motor is stopped unplanned for long periods of time, the oxidation process accelerates. Bearing metal act as catalysts for the external dust influence, operating temperature, wear particles and the oxidation process. The end result of this oxidation process during prolonged stopping can lead to hardening of the grease or ‘hard cake-like formation’, which can damage bearing life.
Sudden hardening, softening or severe discoloration of the grease can be a good indicator to check the grease. Observations can be confirmed with multiple tests to analyze the quality of the grease. A combination of the following tests can help to reach a conclusion. a) Penetration test b) Dropping point test c) IR test in comparison with unused sample d) Four ball anti-wear test e) Wear analysis.

Contact Form

Zerax 5502 synthetic grease does not contain any heavy metals such as lead, which is known to be harmful to human health and the environment. The product provides excellent protection against rust in aqueous and salty water environments. It also exhibits superior performance against torques with low temperatures. In addition to all these, it offers excellent pumping properties.

WHAT IS SYNTHETIC GREASE?
Synthetic grease has conventionally been the most common lubricant for rotating machine components such as bearings. It is mainly composed of a lubricant and a thickener. The thickener acts as a carrier for the lubricating component, holding the lubricant between its cage-like fibers.

As temperatures rise during operation, oil leaks from the grease and lubricates the mating and sliding surfaces inside the bearings.

Both conventional petroleum-based greases and synthetic greases use thickeners made of a metallic substance such as lithium or calcium. These can be formulated with additives to meet extreme pressures, extreme vibration or other demanding requirements.

The difference between conventional grease and synthetic grease can be recognized in the lubricant. Conventional greases use a petroleum-based product such as mineral oil. Synthetic greases use a synthetic lubricant such as silicone. As a result, synthetic grease can endure extreme temperatures and maintain its lubricating effectiveness better than conventional greases.