HUSKEY™ SPECIALTY LUBRICANTS

Lubricating Greases - Special Industrial Greases

HUSKEY OPEN GEAR GREASE - A heavy-duty, tenacious, semi-synthetic open gear lubricant containing a balanced blend of molybdenum disulfide (Moly) and graphite, incorporated in a non-asphaltic, no-melt base grease, designed to prevent wear of sliding surfaces, and gear faces.

Operating temperature 0°F to 450°F

HUSKEY WIRE LINE DRESSING - A highly tenacious, non-asphaltic lubricant fortified with both molybdenum disulfide (Moly) and graphite. Designed to penetrate deep into the core of wire lines and chains, completely protecting the core and all metal surfaces from moisture, salt water, chemicals and other corrosive conditions. The solvent carrier evaporates readily leaving an adhesive lubricating film which does not attract dust and dirt. Applications include wire line and cables, open roller chains, sliding surfaces, open gears, etc. Does not contain any chlorinated solvents.

Operating temperature 0°F to 450°F

HUSKEY HVS-100 SILICONE GREASE - A non-toxic silicone lubricant with excellent dielectric properties plus physical and thermal stability. It is insoluble in water, alcohol's, dilute acids and caustics; vegetable and mineral oils. A USDA H-1 and NSF rating permits use in applications where there may be incidental food contact or for use in potable water systems.

Operating temperature -40°F to 550°F

**USDA H-1 Rated and NFS Registered

HUSKEY CHISEL PASTE is a high performance, high temperature, extreme pressure lubricant formulated to provide maximum protection to hydraulic hammers and chisel bushings. It contains a balanced blend of micron and sub-micron size graphite and copper particles homogenized into a non-melt grease carrier to provide superior wear resistance between the tool and wear bushings. CHISEL PASTE is designed for use in hammers only, and should not be used as a bearing grease. Operating temperatures -20°F to 450°F

HUSKEY 221R-DBC LUBRICANT represents the latest technology in lubrication. It is formulated from pure silicone base oils and selectively treated with rust, oxidation and anti-wear additives coupled with a shear stable thickener to provide maximum parts protection in a wide range of temperatures from -50°F to 570°F (-45°C to 298.9°C)

HUSKEY 221R-DBC LUBRICANT is non-melting, has a high dielectric strength, low volatility and is insoluable in water, methanol, ethanol, dilute acids, caustics, glycol, glycerine, vegatable and mineral oils. HUSKEY 221R-DBC LUBRICANT with its waterproof, chemical and corrosion resistance capabilities is an excellent choice in a wide variety of automotive, marine, agriculture, household and industrial applications.

Operating tempreature - 50°F to 570°F

HUSKEY PF-27, PF-29, and PF-30 GREASES are formulated with perfluoropolyether (PFPE) base oils, combined with superior additives, and thickened with PTFE to form shear stable greases. They can be used in a myriad of applications. Whenever one finds limitations with their present grease, the HUSKEY PF Series Greases meet the challenging requirements. For example, the HUSKEY Series Greases do not attack seals under high temperature; they are not attacked by fuming sulfuric acid, or high pH caustic sodium hydroxide; they have no flash point; therefore, they are safe to use under any conditions. They are safe to use in partial or total oxygen service; they can be used continually at 550°F, so they find a multitude of uses in high temperature applications. They have high extreme pressure (EP) characteristics, so they can be used in heavily loaded gears and bearings, especially the PF-29 which contains molybdenum disulfide (Moly) to further enhance its extreme pressure capability. HUSKEY PF-29 AND 30 are designed for medium to high speed bearings. HUSKEY PF-27 is for slow to medium speed bearings. HUSKEY PF-27, AND PF-30 are also NSF/USDA H-1 registered, which gives them full acceptability for use in all areas where incidental food contact may occur.

Operating temperatures -40°F. to 575°F.
**NSF/USDA H-1 Registered - KOSHER Approved