Please tell me which grease is better in performance is it Barium complex greases OR calcium salphonated complex.
Application mostly in Textile industries
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Why are those the only two choices?
Calcium Sulphonate has good EP characteristic but poor reversibilty.
Calcium Sulphonate has good EP characteristic but poor reversibilty.
quote:Originally posted by JMorgan:
Why are those the only two choices?
Calcium Sulphonate has good EP characteristic but poor reversibilty.
Because these two greases perform well under most Humid condition
So does Aluminum Complex which is waterproof but that isn't one of your choices.
I have to say I'm a fan of the Calcium Sulphonate but usually in heavily loaded wet areas,
Being in the textile Ind speed and whether the grease in affected by wash water or in contact with product could be the deciding factors, the Barium could be better for high speed as the Calcium Sulphonate tends to be very shear resistant, if in the washers I would test both greases with the wash water, Rob S
Being in the textile Ind speed and whether the grease in affected by wash water or in contact with product could be the deciding factors, the Barium could be better for high speed as the Calcium Sulphonate tends to be very shear resistant, if in the washers I would test both greases with the wash water, Rob S
