Klubersynth LF 44-22

Long-term grease for low-temperature applications
Klubertemp GR OT 20 N is a white, odourless long-term grease based on a low-viscosity perfluorinated polyether (PFPE) oil and a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) thickener. This raw material selection enables excellent sliding friction results even at low temperatures.

Fully synthetic high-performance gear oil with excellent low-temperature characteristics
Klubersynth LEG 4 75 W 90 is a fully synthetic high-performance gear oil based on polyalphaolefin (PAO). It was developed for application in rail vehicle gearboxes operating under high loads - especially at low temperatures.

Synthetic low-temperature grease with good damping properties
Klubersynth LI 44-22 is a fully synthetic, dynamically light low-temperature grease with good damping and adhesion properties as well as water resistance. It is based on synthetic hydrocarbons, lithium soap, antifriction solid lubricants as well as corrosion and oxidation inhibitors. Klubersynth LI 44-22 is almost neutral towards many plastics and elastomers.

Dynamically light, long-term lubricating grease
ISOFLEX LDS 18 SPECIAL A is a dynamically light long-term grease for plain and rolling bearings. It consists of ester oil, mineral oil and lithium soap. The product is resistant to ageing, oxidation and water, and it protects reliably against corrosion.

Low-noise rolling bearing grease for the long-term lubrication of high-speed rolling bearings
Kluberquiet BQ 74-73 N is a rolling bearing grease based on synthetic hydrocarbon, ester oil and urea. It was especially developed for the lubrication of high-speed ball bearings operating at high temperatures.

Synthetic refrigeration compressor lubricant
Klüber Summit RAB 68 is based on synthetic hydrocarbon oils and special additives. It is very stable at high temperatures while providing excellent low temperature properties at evaporator temperatures below -45°C. The solubility with the refrigerants listed below is excellent and the deposit formation and foaming tendency is considerably reduced compared to naphthenic refrigeration compressor oils.