What is an industrial lubricant for maintenance?


An industrial lubricant for maintenance fulfils a number of roles. Offering reduced stiction and friction is one of the more well-known features of an industrial lubricant, but did you know that they can also be used for the following?

- As a sealing agent
- As a heat transfer agent
- For corrosion prevention
- To trap and remove contaminants

All of these applications are very important for industrial maintenance, and help to improve the longevity and performance of your equipment.

Read our case study on industrial lubricants for maintenance here to find out more about how they work.


Types of industrial lubricants for maintenance


There are different types of lubricants, including synthetic and natural varieties, and different forms like dry, liquid or semisolids. The most common types of industrial lubricants are oils and greases, and we stock a range of high-performing oils and grease options at Eco-Point for your industrial lubrication maintenance requirements.
You can learn more about the types of industrial lubricants for maintenance on our FAQ page.


Our top 3 industrial lubricants for maintenance in 2024

 

1. Duron Aquashield EP38

 

What is it?

A high-performance, extreme pressure, waterproof grease for maintenance, Duron Aquashield can be subjected to high load and extreme water contact or submersion.

Benefits

This industrial lubricant for maintenance displaces water and can be applied to saturated surfaces, offering excellent mechanical stability, excellent oxidation stability and sealing.

Applications

Duron Aquashield can be used with bearings, friction plates, as surface protection and can be used outdoors in extreme weather conditions, including heavy rain or snow.

How to use

Apply this grease by hand or using a standard grease gun, or via a central lubricating system. It can be applied directly onto wet surfaces.
 

2. Lubron 251 RM950

 

What is it?

Lubron is an industrial lubricant for maintenance, containing PTFE, penetrants, corrosion inhibitors and water displacing agent. The main feature of Lubron is its ability to reduce ‘stiction’ on machinery start-up.

Benefits

Lubron for industrial maintenance offers strong penetrating action and long-lasting lubrication because of the PTFE film. It also delivers excellent corrosion protection indoors and outdoors.

Applications

If you’re looking for a multipurpose, universal lubricant for maintenance, Lubron is a top product! It’s effective for bearings, chains, runners, wire ropes, sliding doors, trucks, tractors, belt and chain conveyors and more!

How to use

For the best results, use this lubricant for maintenance after cleaning and removing any old oil or grease. Use thin coats and spray or brush on for an even result. Allow extra time for penetration into wire ropes, cables and heavily rusted or corroded cables.


3. Lubron Food Safe EP13

 

What is it?

Lubron Food Safe is a high-performance food safe lubricant for maintenance that is registered under the NSF White Book, meaning it’s trusted by the industry and regulators for use in commercial kitchens.

Benefits

The smallest possible PTFE particles are used in Lubron Food Safe, meaning that lubrication performance and durability is enhanced. This lubricant for maintenance also offers excellent corrosion protection, thanks to the PTFE film.

Applications

Lubron Food Safe lubricant is safe for use in food preparation areas and is NSF White Book registered.

How to use

For maximum results, use this industrial maintenance lubricant after cleaning and removing any old oil from the surface. Use thin coats and brush onto the surface, allowing time for penetration.


How we can help!


If you’re deciding on how to choose the best industrial lubricants for maintenance for 2024, we hope this guide has helped – whether you’re looking for a multi-purpose grease, or a food safe option, we can help fulfil your business’ requirements.

For more advice or if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly team on +44(0)1494792803 or by emailing [email protected].  Alternatively, fill out a contact form with details of your enquiry and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.