Heavy-Duty Synthetic Grease Provides Extreme Protection

5100 is the Aerosol version of "Pyroshield 5182 Grease"

Pyroshield Syn Open Gear Grease is a heavy-duty synthetic lubricant developed for large unshrouded open gears in the mining, mineral processing and cement industries, and for other severe service applications that require a lubricant with superior wear protection, exceptional load-carrying ability, outstanding tackiness and ease of application at various temperatures. It also works wellmore
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Benefits and Recommendations

Available Container Size

 Case 12 Aerosols

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Beneficial Qualities
  • NLGI 2 applied, 2 in use (5182)
  • NLGI 0 applied, 2 in use (5180)
  • Aerosol as applied, 2 in use (5100)

Available Grades
  • NLGI 2 applied, 2 in use (5182)
  • NLGI 0 applied, 2 in use (5180)
  • Aerosol as applied, 2 in use (5100)

Proprietary Additive

 Conclusion

The graph clearly shows the outstanding preventive wear performance that Pyroshield Syn Open Gear Grease provides as compared to competitive products. Load Wear Index (LWI) is a measure of lubricant's ability to carry a load and minimize wear. The higher the value, the better the lubricant does in preventing wear.

LE Modified Timken Test

 Conclusion

The results of the comparative product testing demonstrate the outstanding load-carrying capacity of Pyroshield Syn Open Gear Grease. It outperformed every competitive product that was tested. Pyroshield had a narrower wear scar and a lower block temperature than all the other lubricants. The test blocks of the competitive products experienced higher temperatures as a result of friction due to poor lubrication. The difference is easily visible in the amount of discoloration of the test blocks.
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Pyroshield vs Competitive Open Gear Lubricants LWI

 Conclusion

The graph clearly shows the outstanding preventive wear performance that Pyroshield Syn Open Gear Grease provides as compared to competitive products. Load Wear Index (LWI) is a measure of lubricant's ability to carry a load and minimize wear. The higher the value, the better the lubricant does in preventing wear.
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Recommendations
  • Various applications in the mining and mineral processing industry
  • Open gears and slides
  • Ball mill open gears
  • Kiln open gears
  • Bar screens
  • Dipper sticks
  • Circle rails

Typical Applications
  • Various applications in the mining and mineral processing industry
  • Open gears and slides
  • Ball mill open gears
  • Kiln open gears
  • Bar screens
  • Dipper sticks
  • Circle rails

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Physical Characteristics - Typical

Thickener Type

 Bentone

Texture

 Smooth/Tacky

Color

 Purple

NLGI Grade as Applied

 2

NLGI Grade in Service

 2

Performance Test Results

Worked 60 Penetration ASTM D217

 275

Worked 10K Penetration ASTM D217

 +14

Worked 100K Penetration ASTM D217

 +28

Dropping Point ºC(ºF), ASTM D2265

 Non-melt

Flash Point ºC (ºF), ASTM D92

 224 (435)

Viscosity @ 100°C, cSt, ASTM D445

 690

Viscosity @ 40°C, cSt, ASTM D445

 26,180

Pour Point °C (°F), ASTM D97

 3 (37)

Oxidation drop in psi @ 100 hrs, ASTM D942

 3

Corrosion Prevention DI H2O, ASTM D1743

 Pass

Timken OK Load lbs, ASTM D2509

 90

Four-Ball EP Weld Point kgf, ASTM D2596

 500

Four-Ball EP Load Wear Index kgf, ASTM D2596

 116

Four-Ball Wear @ 75ºC (167ºF), 1,200 rpm, 40 kgf, 60 minutes, mm wear, ASTM D2266

 0.71

Water Spray-off % Loss, ASTM D4049

 <2.0

Copper Corrosion 24 hrs @ 100ºC, ASTM D4048

 1b