MOLYKOTE® 3451 is an NLGI Grade 2 flourosilicone-based grease with a PTFE thickener offering high resistance to chemicals, solvents, and water commonly used in bearings.
MOLYKOTE® 3451 Chemical Resistant Bearing Grease is a premium performance lubricant for metal-on-metal surfaces. MOLYKOTE® 3451 provides exceptional protection over an incredibly broad operating temperature range of −40°C to 230°C (−40°F to 446°F).
MOLYKOTE® 3451 exhibits high oxidation resistance and is resistant to water and most solvents and chemicals. MOLYKOTE® 3451 is a fluorosilicone base oil with a PTFE thickener for incredible long-term stability and performance where mineral oil–based products would fail.
Product type: Bearing grease
Chemistry: Fluorosilicone
Base oil viscosity: 495 @ 40°C
NLGI Grade: 2
Thickener: PTFE
Solid lubricant: PTFE
High temperature: 232°C
Low temperature: −40°C
Color: White
Hazmat: No
MOLYKOTE® 3451 Chemical Resistant Bearing Grease is a premium solution for a broad range of lubrication requirements, including but not limited to the following:
Metal/metal combinations
Medium–fast movements
Medium to high loads over a wide temperature range
Particularly suitable in harsh environments found with chemicals, acids, and alkalis
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