Van Staal Reel Grease
Van Staal Reel Grease
Van Staal Reel Grease made by Nye is the best lubrication for fishing reel gears and gear cases. It's the right viscosity and also has anti-wear, anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion additives. Higher viscosity gear grease with ultra low oil separation. A clay thickened, medium viscosity, ester blend grease intended for gear trains, gear motors and high load industrial bearings exposed to high operating temperatures. Benefits include good water resistance.
In theory, the "perfect lubricant" won't oxidize, suffer thermal breakdown, evaporate or allow surface contact for the life of the device. Generally ambient temperature range plays a major role in determining whether to use a synthetic or petroleum-based lubricant. Synthetics tend to function better at wider temperature ranges than petroleum products. Petroleum products begin to degrade at or before 100°C, whereas synthetic hydrocarbon lubricants function well to 125°C.
Synthetics offer extreme low temperature advantages as well. Synthetic lubricants have lower vapor pressures than petroleum products, consequently, even without the presence of oxygen, synthetics are less volatile, an important factor in ensuring that the lubricant does not break down. In summary, the chemical homogeneity of synthetic lubricants results in greater load carrying capacity, higher viscosity indexes, better lubricity, greater efficiency and extended serviceability than their petroleum-based counterparts.
Van Staal 794A Instrument Grease - General Purpose Synthetic Lubricant Gear Grease
PARTICULARS
- Base Oil Chemistry: PAO/Ester
- Temperature Range (°C): -20 to 150
- ISO Viscosity Grade: 460
- Base Oil Viscosity @ 40°C: 440
- NLGI Grade: 2
- Dropping Point (°C): 260
- Consistency: Medium
To purchase the Van Staal Reel Oil click here.
Description
Van Staal Reel Grease
Van Staal Reel Grease made by Nye is the best lubrication for fishing reel gears and gear cases. It's the right viscosity and also has anti-wear, anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion additives. Higher viscosity gear grease with ultra low oil separation. A clay thickened, medium viscosity, ester blend grease intended for gear trains, gear motors and high load industrial bearings exposed to high operating temperatures. Benefits include good water resistance.
In theory, the "perfect lubricant" won't oxidize, suffer thermal breakdown, evaporate or allow surface contact for the life of the device. Generally ambient temperature range plays a major role in determining whether to use a synthetic or petroleum-based lubricant. Synthetics tend to function better at wider temperature ranges than petroleum products. Petroleum products begin to degrade at or before 100°C, whereas synthetic hydrocarbon lubricants function well to 125°C.
Synthetics offer extreme low temperature advantages as well. Synthetic lubricants have lower vapor pressures than petroleum products, consequently, even without the presence of oxygen, synthetics are less volatile, an important factor in ensuring that the lubricant does not break down. In summary, the chemical homogeneity of synthetic lubricants results in greater load carrying capacity, higher viscosity indexes, better lubricity, greater efficiency and extended serviceability than their petroleum-based counterparts.
Van Staal 794A Instrument Grease - General Purpose Synthetic Lubricant Gear Grease
PARTICULARS
- Base Oil Chemistry: PAO/Ester
- Temperature Range (°C): -20 to 150
- ISO Viscosity Grade: 460
- Base Oil Viscosity @ 40°C: 440
- NLGI Grade: 2
- Dropping Point (°C): 260
- Consistency: Medium
To purchase the Van Staal Reel Oil click here.
