Lps 54214 Low Temp Food Grade Aluminum Grease 14.1 Oz

Product Description

The LPS 54214 is a low-temperature, food-grade aluminum-complex grease formulated for demanding environments where incidental food contact is a concern. Built on a petroleum base oil and meeting NLGI Grade 2 consistency, this white grease delivers reliable lubrication in cold operating conditions. It carries NSF H1 certification, confirming its suitability for use in and around food processing and food handling equipment. The 14.1 oz cartridge format makes it compatible with standard grease guns used daily by maintenance technicians in commercial and industrial facilities.

This grease is well suited for food processing plants, commercial kitchens, beverage production facilities, and any application requiring an H1-rated lubricant. Its low-temperature performance makes it appropriate for refrigerated conveyor systems, cold-storage equipment, and chilled packaging lines. The metal-detectable formulation adds an extra layer of safety compliance in facilities that run metal-detection programs as part of their HACCP protocols. Maintenance professionals and industrial lubrication technicians are the primary installers and users of this product.

Key Features

• NSF H1 certified for incidental food contact applications
• Metal-detectable formulation supports HACCP and food-safety compliance programs
• NLGI Grade 2 consistency for standard grease-gun application
• Low-temperature rated for use in refrigerated and cold-environment equipment
• Water-resistant formula helps protect bearings and fittings from moisture ingress
• Convenient 14.1 oz cartridge fits standard caulk-style and grease-gun dispensers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lubricant for food-grade grease applications requiring an NSF H1-rated, NLGI Grade 2 aluminum-complex grease in cartridge format.

Installation Notes

This product is applied by maintenance technicians using a standard cartridge grease gun. Before servicing any equipment, de-energize the machinery and follow lockout/tagout procedures per applicable safety regulations. Purge old grease from fittings completely before introducing a new lubricant type to avoid cross-contamination. Confirm compatibility with existing seals and materials before first use in a new application.