Brand
Eni
Type
Lithium-based greases
Primary standard
DIN 51826 GP1K-20
Manufacturer code
004971

Eni Grease LP 1

Adhesive, water-resistant lithium grease for rolling mills

Specifications

Brand
Eni
Type
Lithium-based greases
Manufacturer code
004971
Availability
On order

Approved for

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Appearancesmooth-textured
Colourblack-coloured
Thickener typelitio/calcio
Consistency (NLGI Grade)1ASTM D 217
Penetration at 60 double strokedmm325ASTM D 217
Base oil typeminerale
Base oil viscosity at 40°Cmm²/s160ASTM D 7042
Dropping point°C175ASTM D 566
Oil separation% (m/m)<6ASTM D 1742
Water washout at 38°C%p<6ASTM D 1264
Timken OK loadlbs45ASTM D 2509
Temperature range°C-20/+120

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Manufacturer's description

The eni GREASE LP greases were formulated in particular for the steel industry and, more generally, for every application where the lubricating film has to adhere well and resist high temperatures and the action of water. They are intended specifically for lubricating rolling mill roll bearings and the bronze shoes of Mannesmann mills. Thanks to their special additive package, these greases can be used across many applications, and in that sense they can be classed as multipurpose. They can also be used for lubricating cylindrical roller bearings for rolling mills, heavily loaded gears, joints and the moving parts of rolling mills working across an extremely wide temperature range.

Applications

  • Eni Grease LP 1 is a smooth-textured grease, black-coloured, formulated with mineral base oil and with lithium-calcium soap. The EP (Extreme Pressure) additive imparts particular anti-wear and anti-welding characteristics capable of resisting the maximum mechanical stresses that occur in components subjected to heavy loads with sliding couplings. It has strong adhesive and water repellent properties which make it particularly suitable for lubrication in environments where water is present. Eni Grease LP 1 has been specially formulated as 'multipurpose' grease to satisfy all those applications that require strong adhesiveness, resistance to high temperatures, to water washout, to loads and vibrations. Recommended for the steel industry, in particular for the lubrication of bearings, loaded gears, joints, ropes and chains operating in a wide temperature range and in severe environmental conditions. Very good pumpability, suitable in centralized lubrication systems.

Performance & benefits

  • Long-lasting grease due to its formulation technology and its high resistance to oxidation
  • Excellent tackifying properties and resistance to water washout for use in damp environments and in the presence of water
  • Very high resistance to loads, shocks and vibrations
  • Very high anticorrosion and antirust properties

Standards & approvals

  • DIN 51826 GP1K-20

    Semi-fluid gear grease GP1K-20 — DIN 51826

    A DIN 51826 semi-fluid gear grease designation "GP1K-20": additive letters, NLGI consistency and lower service-temperature limit, for enclosed gear units lubricated with a pumpable grease.

  • DIN 51825 KP1K-20

    Lubricating grease KP1K-20 — DIN 51825

    A DIN 51825 grease designation: consistency, thickener/EP-additive letters and lowest service temperature are coded in "KP1K-20" (e.g. P = EP additives, HC/F = special base or solid additives, the number is the NLGI grade, the letter after it the upper temperature range, the final figure the lower service-temperature limit).

  • ISO 12924 L-XBCHB 1

    Grease classification L-XBCHB 1 — ISO 12924

    An ISO 12924 grease code: "X" marks a grease, the following letters give the lowest/highest service temperature, water resistance and EP performance, and the trailing figure is the NLGI consistency grade.

  • ISO 6743-6 L-CKG 1

    Open-gear grease, class CKG 1 — ISO 6743-6

    Class CKG of ISO 6743-6 (family C, gears): a semi-fluid to soft grease for open or slow-running gears, here at NLGI 1 consistency.

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