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The SUPER LUBE 70300 is a synthetic extreme pressure grease formulated with Syncolon (polytetrafluoroethylene) thickener and packaged in a 30 lb pail. It is rated NLGI Grade 2 and handles a working temperature range of -30 degrees F to 475 degrees F, with a dropping point of 500 degrees F. The grease carries NSF H1 certification, making it acceptable for incidental food-contact applications in food processing and beverage facilities. It is intended for use by maintenance technicians, lubrication specialists, and facilities engineers who require a high-temperature, extreme pressure lubricant that meets food-safe handling standards.
This grease is suited for multipurpose industrial and commercial applications where components are exposed to heavy loads, high temperatures, or food-safe requirements. Typical installations include bearings, bushings, slides, couplings, and other mechanical assemblies found in food processing equipment, HVAC machinery, pumps, and general plant maintenance. The translucent color aids in visual inspection of lubrication coverage. The 30 lb pail format is appropriate for service teams managing recurring lubrication schedules across large equipment inventories.
Designed as a multipurpose extreme pressure grease suitable for bearings, bushings, slides, and mechanical assemblies in industrial, commercial food processing, and HVAC service applications requiring NSF H1 compliance and high-temperature performance.
Applied by maintenance technicians and lubrication professionals using standard grease guns or manual application tools. De-energize and lock out equipment per OSHA lockout/tagout procedures before applying grease to any moving or rotating assembly. Verify that existing lubricant in the bearing or fitting is compatible with synthetic PTFE-based grease before mixing. In food and beverage facilities, confirm NSF H1 application requirements with the facility safety officer prior to use.
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