What is HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease and how does it work?

HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease is a specialized lithium‑complex grease engineered to remain solid and non‑melting above 260 °C, providing durable lubrication for bearings, gears, and conveyor systems in hot industrial environments. Its advanced thickener system ensures excellent adhesion, water resistance, and oxidation protection, while NLGI grade 2 consistency delivers balanced pumpability and load‑carrying capacity.

This grease forms a stable film that resists centrifugal force and vibration, preventing metal‑to‑metal contact. The lithium‑complex thickener retains oil even at elevated temperatures, reducing bleed and extending re‑lubrication intervals.

Why choose HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease for high-temperature applications in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor?

Choosing HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease for KL and Selangor factories prevents drips and contamination under extreme heat, reduces maintenance frequency, extends component life, and delivers measurable cost savings through lower grease consumption and improved uptime. Its proven performance in Southeast Asian climate conditions ensures reliable operation for steel mills, printing presses, and automotive assembly lines.

Key reasons to select HTB grease include thermal stability up to 260 °C dropping point, excellent water washout resistance, compatibility with centralized lubrication systems, reduced grease waste, and suitability for humid, hot environments typical of Malaysia.

How to apply HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease effectively?

To apply HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease effectively, first clean the surface, then load a grease gun, apply until fresh grease appears at the seal, run the equipment briefly to distribute, and wipe excess while recording the service date.

  1. Shut down and lock out the equipment.
  2. Wipe away old grease with a lint‑free cloth and a suitable degreaser.
  3. Inspect seals and bearings for damage; replace if necessary.
  4. Load the grease gun with HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease.
  5. Apply grease to each lubrication point until fresh grease appears at the seal.
  6. Run the equipment for a few minutes to distribute the grease evenly.
  7. Wipe excess grease and record the service date.

Where can you buy HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease in Malaysia?

You can buy HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease in Malaysia from authorized distributors such as FerroVic’s Kuala Lumpur branch, Selangor Industrial Supplies, and Malaysia Lubricant Distributors, or online via the FerroVic product page with fast local delivery. Local industrial hardware stores also stock this grease, providing technical support and same‑day pickup options for maintenance teams.

  • FerroVic Kuala Lumpur Branch
  • Selangor Industrial Supplies Sdn Bhd
  • Malaysia Lubricant Distributors (MLD)

What are the key benefits and performance specs of HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease?

HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease delivers a dropping point above 260 °C, NLGI grade 2 consistency, excellent water washout resistance (<2% at 79 °C), strong anti‑wear protection, and corrosion inhibition per ASTM D1743, ensuring reliable lubrication in hot, heavy‑duty applications. Its balanced formulation also provides easy pumpability in centralized lubrication systems while maintaining film strength under high loads.

  • Dropping point: >260 °C
  • NLGI grade: 2
  • Base oil viscosity: 220 cSt @ 40 °C
  • Worked penetration (60 strokes): 265‑295 mm/10
  • Corrosion protection: passes ASTM D1743
  • Water washout loss: <2% @ 79 °C

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease

This FAQ section addresses common queries from engineers and maintenance professionals in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor regarding HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease, covering temperature limits, seal compatibility, re‑application intervals, SDS access, and storage requirements. Each question is answered concisely to help users make informed lubrication decisions quickly.

What is the maximum operating temperature of HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease?

HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease has a dropping point above 260 °C, which allows continuous operation up to approximately 250 °C without melting or loss of lubricity. Short‑term exposure to the full 260 °C limit is permissible, but prolonged operation above 250 °C may accelerate oxidation and reduce service life.

Is HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease compatible with rubber seals and plastics?

The grease is formulated to be compatible with most nitrile (NBR) rubber seals and common engineering plastics such as polyacetal and polyurethane. For specialty elastomers like silicone or EPDM, a short‑term compatibility test is recommended before full‑scale application to ensure no swelling or hardening occurs.

How often should I re‑apply HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease in a high‑load conveyor system?

Under typical high‑load conditions, re‑application every 500 operating hours or as specified by the equipment manufacturer provides reliable lubrication. Regular inspection for grease loss, contamination, or abnormal temperature rise allows you to adjust the interval shorter or longer based on actual wear and environmental factors.

Where can I find the safety data sheet (SDS) for HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease in Malaysia?

The SDS is available for download directly from the FerroVic product page at https://ferrovic.com/product/htb-high-temperature-non-melt-grease/. You may also request the SDS from any authorized local distributor in Kuala Lumpur or Selangor, who will provide it via email, fax, or upon pickup, and can answer any related safety or handling questions.

Does HTB High Temperature Non Melt Grease require any special storage conditions?

Store the grease in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and freezing temperatures to preserve its chemical stability. Keep the container tightly sealed when not in use, and avoid stacking heavy objects on top to prevent container deformation and moisture ingress.