Eni Grease PHT

Standards & approvals

• ISO 12924 L-XBEHB 1,5

  Grease classification L-XBEHB 1,5 — 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.

• DIN 51825 KP1,5P-20

  Lubricating grease KP1,5P-20 — DIN 51825

  Grease class DIN 51825: K = bearings, P = EP additives, 1,5 = NLGI grade, P = maximum temperature, -20 = minimum temperature.

Specifications

Brand

Eni

Range

Eni Grease

Category

Industrial greases

Type

Other greases

Viscosity

NLGI 1.5

Manufacturer code

004641

Availability

On request

Typical characteristics

Manufacturer's description

Eni Grease PHT is a multipurpose mineral-based grease thickened with polyurea and containing an EP (extreme pressure) additive. The polyurea gives the grease a very high dropping point and makes it particularly suitable for prolonged use at high temperatures without hardening. Eni Grease PHT is recommended for lubricating plain and rolling bearings exposed to water washout, under severe working conditions and subject to heavy loads and impacts. It is therefore ideal in metallurgy, in centralised continuous casting and rolling mill plant, and in rotary kilns and machinery exposed to high temperatures in the ceramics, glass, paper and cement industries.

Applications

• Recommended for lubricating flat and rolling bearings exposed to water washout, operating in severe conditions and subject to heavy loads and impacts.
• Ideal for metallurgy, centralized continuous-casting and rolling-mill plants, and for rotary kilns and machinery exposed to high temperatures in the ceramics, glass, paper and cement industries.

Performance & benefits

• High dropping point thanks to its polyurea thickener, suitable for prolonged use at high temperatures without hardening
• Excellent oxidation and thermal stability, allowing extended relubrication intervals
• High water washout resistance
• High adhesion to surfaces
• Good compatibility with plastics