Grease & Compounds Applications & Characteristics
Prior to product application review the compatibility chart for best results.
| Product Application | G321 | G322 | G326 | G330M | G351 | G624 | G635 | G641 | G644 | G661 | G662 | G687 | G697 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product Application | G321 | G322 | G326 | G330M | G351 | G624 | G635 | G641 | G644 | G661 | G662 | G687 | G697 |
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| ball bearings | |||||||||||||
| chains, high temp | |||||||||||||
| chassis lubrication | |||||||||||||
| chemical environment | |||||||||||||
| conveyors | |||||||||||||
| corrosion protection | |||||||||||||
| dielectric | |||||||||||||
| electrical conductors | |||||||||||||
| electrical insulators | |||||||||||||
| electronics | |||||||||||||
| flashpoint | All have flash points above +300F | ||||||||||||
| heavy loads | |||||||||||||
| high temp operations | |||||||||||||
| light loads | |||||||||||||
| low speed | |||||||||||||
| low temp operations | |||||||||||||
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| metal to plastic | |||||||||||||
| metal to rubber | |||||||||||||
| moisture | |||||||||||||
| non-polar solvent soluble | |||||||||||||
| oxidation resistant | |||||||||||||
| radiation resistant | |||||||||||||
| relays and switches | |||||||||||||
| release | |||||||||||||
| roller bearings | |||||||||||||
| rubber to plastic | |||||||||||||
| seals | |||||||||||||
| sleeve bearings | |||||||||||||
| spindles | |||||||||||||
| swivel joints | |||||||||||||
| telecom connectors | |||||||||||||
| thermal conductors | |||||||||||||
| thread protector | |||||||||||||
| vacuum | |||||||||||||
| water resistant | |||||||||||||
| well drilling | |||||||||||||
| A-A-59173 (Mil-G-46886B) | |||||||||||||
| Mil-L-15719A | |||||||||||||
| SAEAS-8660 (formerly Mil-S-8660C0 | |||||||||||||
| Mil-C-2156C | |||||||||||||
| NSF Standard 61 |
Handling and Safety
Safety Data Sheets are avilable upon request from Novagard Solutions. You can also review and download by visiting the MDS/TDS page.
Cleanup of silicone greases and compounds can be accomplished using non-polar solvents such as mineral spirits. They are soluble in stoddard solvent, tolune and xylene. Caution should be observed whenever handling solvents.
Silicone greases are not suitable for use in contact with high concentrations of oxygen or highly oxidative materials. Contact with high pressure oxygen, ozone, peroxides or fuming nitric acid can result in fire or explosion. Silicone materials are damaged by exposure to strong mineral acids (e.g. sulfuric, hydrochloric, nitric), strong alkaline (e.g. solium or potassium hydroxides), nitrates or peroxides.
