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- Manufacturer: Henkel
- Product Line: BONDERITE® LUBRICANTS
- Product: BONDERITE® General Purpose Lubricants
- Industries: Lubricant Formulation
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
BONDERITE® L-GP 170 ACHESON
BONDERITE® L-GP 170 ACHESON is a graphite dispersion in petroleum oil that can be easily blended into lubricating oils and greases to impart anti-wear performance.
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Lubricating solids: Graphite
Density, lb/gal: 9.9
Carrier: Petroleum oil
Consistency: Paste
Typical viscosity, cps: 20,000–40,000
Flash point: 385°F
Diluent: Compatible petroleum
Solids content, typical %: 36
- Manufacturer: Henkel
- Product Line: BONDERITE® LUBRICANTS
- Product: BONDERITE® General Purpose Lubricants
- Industries: Lubricant Formulation
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
BONDERITE® L-GP 170 ACHESON (also known as DAG 170) is a graphite dispersion in petroleum oil designed to function as an effective additive in formulating heavy oils and greases. Known for its high concentration of pre-wetted graphite, this product stands out as an economical and efficient solution for enhancing lubricants. This graphite additive lowers the friction coefficient to enhance lubricity and anti-wear properties, which are essential for maintaining the integrity of industrial machinery. BONDERITE® L-GP 170 ACHESON can be blended into any required reduced-solids concentration, making it highly adaptable to specific formulation needs.
Specifications
Lubricating solids: Graphite
Density, lb/gal: 9.9
Carrier: Petroleum oil
Consistency: Paste
Typical viscosity, cps: 20,000–40,000
Flash point: 385°F
Diluent: Compatible petroleum
Solids content, typical %: 36
Features & Benefits
- Graphite dispersion in mineral oil
- High concentration of pre-wetted solids
- Economic graphite additive for lubricant formulations
- Easy to blend
Problems Solved
Industrial lubricant manufacturers can face challenges integrating graphite additives into formulations or blending them into lubricant oils or greases, which can prove expensive.
Applications
Forging die lubricants
Die casting compounds
Ingot mold coatings
Extrusion compounds for ferrous alloys
High-temperature bearing lubricants
Heavy-duty automotive and industrial oils
Heavy-duty greases
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