Crc 1007927 High Temp Grease 14 Oz Synthetic Nlgi 2

Product Description

The CRC 1007927 is a synthetic, high temperature grease formulated for multipurpose industrial and mechanical applications. Packaged in a 14 oz cartridge, it meets NLGI Grade 2 consistency and carries an NSF H1 certification, making it suitable for use in food-processing environments where incidental food contact is possible. The grease handles an operating range from -40 degrees F up to 400 degrees F, with a dropping point of 650 degrees F, providing reliable lubrication under thermal stress. Its synthetic base delivers consistent performance under extreme pressure and in wet or washdown conditions.

This grease is used across a wide range of applications including conveyor bearings, food-grade machinery, pumps, and general plant equipment. The 14 oz cartridge format is compatible with standard grease guns used by maintenance technicians, millwrights, and equipment service professionals in food production, manufacturing, and general industrial settings. Its multipurpose classification means a single product can address several lubrication points on a single service call.

Key Features

• NSF H1 certified for use in food-grade and incidental food contact applications
• Operating range: -40 degrees F to 400 degrees F with a dropping point of 650 degrees F
• NLGI Grade 2 consistency for standard grease gun delivery
• Synthetic composition with extreme pressure (EP) additive package
• Water resistant formulation suitable for washdown and wet environments
• 14 oz cartridge format fits standard grease guns

Compatibility

Designed as a multipurpose, food-grade synthetic grease suitable for bearings, fittings, and lubrication points in industrial and food-processing equipment where NLGI 2 grease is specified and NSF H1 compliance is required.

Installation Notes

Load the 14 oz cartridge into a compatible standard grease gun before use. Wipe the grease fitting clean before applying grease to prevent introducing contaminants into the lubrication point. Follow equipment manufacturer service intervals and purge old grease from bearings where contamination or degradation is present. In food-processing environments, verify that NSF H1 compliance is required by facility protocols before substituting lubricants.