Omega 35, the incredible grease!!!!!!!

Flash point and drop point are two different things. There are numerous greases capable of the high temps mentioned here. Don't get wrapped up in the marketing hype. Bentone base greases are capable of very high temps with no dropping point. Silica Gel base greases are capable to 900 degrees.

Really? Silica gel is capable to 900 degree! I saw some of PFPE greases are capable only around 300 degree++ then the Silica gel is considered as a better high-temp grease?

Please kindly suggest again.

Hi,
Should not read the specification. The real working ability is most important.
Rgds,
Ted

The Omega 35 is not a conventional soaped type grease it's more like a paste mixture of solids that can handle extremes in temperature with a synthetic ashless fluid that volatilises off @ 400-500°C leaving the solids behind as a boundary and soft powder dry lubricant.
Silica Gel becomes SiO2 in a hard crystalline form at these temperatures so silicon cannot be used.
Teflon is a fluorinated solid plastic like material that will fuse into a hard solids at these over 500°C temperatures.
Fluorinated Greases with non Teflon solids can approach these very elevated temperatures and work OK but the steel is heavily compromised at these 500°C and higher temps so not an easy lubrication area with the machines metal also requiring attention to ensure the components can work at these 500°C and higher temps levels.
Regards
Rob S