High level of shear stability because AW and EP additives give high-temperature grease SVD Energy Pvt Ltd Grease HT-2 a long life and its basic structure of mix complex thickener gives it high-temperature stability.
Grease is a semi-solid product of dispersion of a thickening agent in a liquid lubricant together with additives that give special properties. The structure of the grease allows the lubricant to remain in a solid-state until the shear stress between the surface reaches a certain level and grease begins to flow.

How to Select a High-Temperature Grease
Follow these steps when selecting a high-temperature grease:

• Determine the real temperature range. The operating temperature may be less than what it seems. Use contact or non-contact sensor to measure the operating temperature of the grease.
• Is it intermittent or continuous? If it is continuous, then look for a top-tier product that meets the operational requirements.
• Do heating and cooling cycles accompany machinery operating and non-operating intervals? Consider if moisture may be induced through either atmosphere or impingement.
• What is the reasonable relubrication interval or opportunity? If relubrication is going to be difficult, then consider a top-tier product to achieve a lower use cost even though it’s more expensive.
• Consider any cosmetic issues. Can the product drip onto a component in the process? Relubrication frequency and volume must be balanced against product contamination issues.