Crc 1007872 General Purpose Grease 14 Oz Lithium Nlgi 1-1/2

Product Description

The CRC 1007872 is a white lithium-based general purpose grease supplied in a 14 oz cartridge. It carries an NLGI Grade of 1-1/2, making it a semi-fluid to soft grease suited for a wide range of lubrication tasks in mechanical and HVAC equipment. The lithium thickener provides a dropping point of 350 degrees F and an operating range from 0 degrees F to 300 degrees F, giving it reliable performance across seasonal temperature swings. The formulation is water resistant, which helps protect bearings, linkages, and sliding surfaces in exposed or humid environments. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance professionals use this grease across a broad set of service applications.

This grease is appropriate for residential and light commercial applications where a multipurpose lubricant is needed. Typical uses include motor bearings, fan shaft assemblies, door and hinge mechanisms, threaded fasteners, and equipment linkages encountered during routine HVAC, plumbing, or electrical service calls. The cartridge format fits standard grease guns commonly found in trade service vehicles, making it a practical stock item for field technicians.

Key Features

• Lithium thickener with a dropping point of 350 degrees F for high-temperature stability
• Operating range of 0 degrees F to 300 degrees F suits most field service conditions
• NLGI Grade 1-1/2 consistency works in both grease gun cartridge and hand-pack applications
• Water resistant formulation reduces washout in humid or wet environments
• White color aids visibility during application to confirm coverage
• 14 oz cartridge fits standard grease guns for fast, clean dispensing

Compatibility

Designed as a multipurpose lithium grease suitable for general lubrication of bearings, linkages, and mechanical components in HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial service applications.

Installation Notes

Load the cartridge into a standard grease gun before use and purge any air from the barrel. Clean old grease and debris from the fitting or surface before applying fresh grease to avoid contaminating the new lubricant. Do not over-grease sealed bearings, as excess grease can cause heat buildup and premature failure. Consult equipment manufacturer service manuals for specific lubrication intervals and quantity guidance.