Microlube GL 261 Spray

Air-hardening PTFE bonded coating
FLUOROPAN T 20 Spray is a whitish-transparent, air-hardening bonded coating based on PTFE and an organic binder.
When FLUOROPAN T 20 Spray has been applied and hardened, it offers high wear resistance, a low friction coefficient and no stick slip at low speeds. Its adhesion on iron and non-ferrous metals and solvent-resistant plastics as well as wood is good.

Adhesive lubricant containing graphite
GRAFLOSCON CA ULTRA SPRAY is a solvent-containing mineral oil base adhesive lubricant with a high content of solid particles (fine graphite) applied by spray can. It contains an Al complex soap, can carry extreme loads and has good anticorrosion properties.
It does not contain bitumen, heavy metals or chlorine. The propellant is free from CFC.

Synthetic lubricating grease for universal application in the food-processing and pharmaceutical industries
Klubersynth UH1 14-222 was developed for the special requirements of the food-processing and pharmaceutical.
Klubersynth UH1 14-222 is NSF H1 registered and therefore complies with FDA 21 CFR § 178.3570. The lubricant was developed for incidental contact with products and packaging materials in the food-processing, cosmetics, pharmaceutical or animal feed industries.

Synthetic rolling and plain bearing greases
ISOFLEX TOPAS NB 52, NB 152 are rolling and plain bearing greases based on a synthetic hydrocarbon oil and a barium complex soap. The special barium-soap thickener used in the greases offers good load-carrying capacity as well as resistance to water and ambient media unlike other soap-based thickeners. Both products show good protection against corrosion as well as oxidation and ageing stability. The Kluber barium complex soap is ELINCS-registered and approved by GASG (Global Automotive Stakeholders Group).

Synthetic gear and multipurpose oil for the food-processing and pharmaceutical industries
Kluberoil 4 UH1 N is a synthetic high-performance gear and multipurpose oil based on PAO satisfying the growing requirements and increasing power density of modern gears.
These are NSF H1 registered and therefore comply with FDA 21 CFR § 178.3570. The lubricants were developed for incidental contact with products and packaging materials in the food-processing, cosmetics, pharmaceutical or animal feed industries.