Much of our grease range is available in a 25gram tube. The 25gram tube is ideal for small applications, infrequent use or field service kits as the 25gram tube has a screw cap lid and already has a 1.52mm (0.06inch) hole/orifice at the end of the nozzle. The nozzle can…
Much of our grease range is available in a 50gram tube. The 50gram tube is ideal for small applications, infrequent use or field service kits as the 50gram tube has a screw cap lid and already has a 1.52mm (0.06inch) hole/orifice at the end of the nozzle. The nozzle can…
Much of our grease range is available in a 100gram tube. The 100gram tube is one of the most popular container types we sell, sometimes suitable for small and medium volume use in a production environment but the 100gram tube is also very popular for field service or aftermarket use….
When selecting a synthetic grease for a customer, we often discuss oil viscosity and the implications of higher and lower base oil for their application. We decided to make it easier with a video explanation so our customers can better understand the centistoke (cSt) numbers on a data sheet. This…
Making sure a lubricant does not have any compatibility issues with a plastic or rubber is very important, especially if you are similar to our typical customer and are using one of our synthetic lubricants inside your own finished device that will be manufactured in large volumes; any deformation or…
The oil separation test is also known as ASTM method D-6184. An oil separation test is performed to determine the tendency of the oil to separate from a lubricating grease. This test is one of the four required tests performed on all greases at Nye by the Quality Release Team…
Oil will separate from grease for a number or reasons. It is important to point our that oil separation from grease is normal, it happens with most grease, both synthetic and mineral but of course the amount of oil separation will vary depending on the chemistry used in the grease,…
The image following/opposite shows a typical lot number format for Nye Lubricants products. An explanation of the format: AG – initials of the production technician that manufactured this particular lot or batch. 20 – year of manufacture, in this example 2020. 09 – month of manufacture, this example the 9th month/September….
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