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The reducer used for the magnetic drive stirrers in the company’s hydrogenation reactors is equipped with B.R.GREASE high-temperature extreme pressure lubricant (American brand B.R. GREASE). According to the descriptions on Taobao, this non-melting high-temperature and high-pressure lubricant is made from high-quality paraffin-based oils and bentonite, using a special formula and unique manufacturing processes. This product maintains good shear stability and durability under extremely high pressure and high temperature conditions. It boasts excellent corrosion resistance, salt spray resistance, steam resistance, oxidation resistance, dust resistance, and weathering resistance. This product is also one of the few greases capable of withstanding heavy loads and a Timken compressive load of 29 kilograms. Tieba Red grease contains special EP extreme pressure additives that do not melt in high-temperature environments. Generally, oils and fats lose their lubricating properties in high-temperature environments as they evaporate, solidify, or melt. The maximum transient temperature tolerance of this product is 593 °C. Which domestic oil brand can replace this one? Can molybdenum disulfide be used instead? Chemical Equipment and Machinery
The original poster should check out the performance parameters or specifications of the original brand, and then compare them with those of molybdenum disulfide