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High-temperature lubricating greases
STABUTHERM GH 461 and STABUTHERM GH 462 are high-temperature lubricating greases based on mineral oil and polyurea. They have a wide service temperature range and can be applied in rolling bearings up to 180°C. If the lubricant is used in central lubrication systems, operating temperatures up to 200°C are possible. They have feature highly effective anti-wear properties. The greases are very adhesive and resistant to water both under static and dynamic load. They are resistant to oxidation and provide reliable protection against corrosion.

High-temperature and long-term grease for rolling bearings
Kluberplex BEM 41-132 is based on synthetic hydrocarbon oil, mineral oil and a special lithium soap. Special additives ensure optimum oxidation resistance as well as protection against wear and corrosion.

Lubricating greases for extreme requirements
Kluberplex BE 31-102…-222…-502 are lubricating greases based on mineral oil and special calcium soap. They offer high resistance to mechano-dynamical loads and good adhesion properties. Kluberplex BE 31-102…-222…-502 are highly resistant to media, water and water vapour.

Universal high-performance lubricant
MICROLUBE GB 0 is a special mineral oil based lubricant. It has a high pressure absorption capacity, provides excellent protection against wear and corrosion, and shows a good wetting behaviour and water resistance.

Water-miscible, two-component bonded coatings with different contents of solid matter for automotive body seals
Klubertop TP 22-1310 N /A/B and Klubertop TP 27-1310 are black two-component bonded coating cross-linking at ambient temperature which contain special solid matter and an organic, water-miscible binding agent. The bonded coating offers good adhesion to e.g. EPDM, TPE, FPM, PUR etc.

Synthetic air compressor oils for oil change intervals up to 10,000 operating hours
Kluber Summit SH oils are air compressor oils based on synthetic hydrocarbon and additives. They can be mixed with mineral oils and synthetic hydrocarbon oils, however are not miscible with polyglycol oils.