Hi everyone,
I have a requirement for lubrication with a "non-fluid" oil. Does this simply mean a very high viscosity oil? Or is there a special category that I should know about?
Thank you in advance,
Andrew
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Sounds a wee bit strange, what is the application as even a flow grease will be "Fluid".
if flow grease (NLGI 0-000) ensure base oil matches application
Rob
if flow grease (NLGI 0-000) ensure base oil matches application
Rob
Is there a callout for an actual part number? There used to be a Nonfluid Oil Corp. in Newark New Jersey that is defunct (at least can't find it any more)You might be refering to one of thier products.
quote:Originally posted by Slippery_When_Wet:
Hi everyone,
I have a requirement for lubrication with a "non-fluid" oil. Does this simply mean a very high viscosity oil? Or is there a special category that I should know about?
Thank you in advance,
Andrew
Hi
I hope that you have found the lubricant you need as there has been a while since your question. However, The Non-Fluid-Oil company is
located in Kansas City, and is a division of the Century Lubricants Co. 2140 South 88th Street, Kansas City, KS 66111-8701. They used to be in New Jersey, but has been in Kansas for about 12 years. They have many exellent products.
