What is Grease?

Lubrication is an important factor for machines to operate effectively and for a long time. Lubrication improves the performance of machines by reducing friction, preventing wear and protecting parts.

What is Grease?
Grease is a type of semi-solid oil that consists of a mixture of oil and additives such as calcium soaps, a thickening agent. Thanks to these properties, greases are an ideal option, especially for the lubrication and protection of moving parts.

Advantages of Grease:

• High Viscosity: Thanks to their high viscosity, greases effectively maintain contact between parts even during overloads of machines.
• Longevity: Greases can provide long-term lubrication and extend the maintenance time of machines, which reduces operating costs.
• Protective Features: Greases protect machine parts from corrosion and wear, thus increasing the durability of machines and reducing maintenance costs.

Different Industrial Usage Areas:

• Automotive Industry: In the automotive industry, greases are often used to lubricate parts such as bearings, shaft bearings and gearboxes. This improves the performance of vehicles and extends their life.
• Industrial Machinery: In industrial machinery, greases are used to lubricate and protect moving parts. This ensures efficient operation of machines and reduces maintenance costs.
• Food Industry: In the food industry, greases are used to lubricate parts of food processing machinery. Proper hygiene is ensured by using special greases that comply with food safety standards.