Eni Grease CC 2

Soft, homogeneous anhydrous calcium grease on a mineral base oil

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Standards & approvals

  • Lubricating grease K2G-20 — DIN 51825

    Grease class DIN 51825: K = bearings, 2 = NLGI grade, G = maximum temperature, -20 = minimum temperature.

  • Grease classification L-XBBGA 2 — ISO 12924

    ISO 12924 grease code: X = grease, the following letters = lowest and highest service temperature, water resistance and EP performance, the final figure = NLGI grade.

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Specifications

Brand
Eni
Type
Calcium-based greases
Viscosity
NLGI 2
Manufacturer code
004605
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Appearanceomogeneo
Colourambrato chiaro
Thickener typecalcio anidro
Consistency (NLGI Grade)2ASTM D 217
Penetration at 60 double strokedmm280ASTM D 217
Base oil typeminerale
Base oil viscosity at 40°Cmm²/s100ASTM D 7042
Dropping point°C145ASTM D 566
Water washout at 79°C% (m/m)2ASTM D 1264
Temperature range°C-20/+80

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Manufacturer's description

Anhydrous calcium grease on a mineral base oil, homogeneous and soft, light amber in colour. _(Eni publishes no prose description for this range — this is what its data sheet states)_

Applications

  • Yellow, anhydrous-calcium-base grease with a smooth texture.
  • The calcium base gives good resistance to washout by both hot and cold water.
  • Can be applied with automated or manual pressure greasers for lubricating pins, bearings, guides and joints, including those exposed to moisture and water and subject to moderate thermal and mechanical (speed and pressure) stress.

Performance & benefits

  • Forms a film on surfaces with good lubricating and protective characteristics.
  • Water-repellent and insoluble in both hot and cold water.

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