Description

MOLYSLIP ARVINA FM2 is a non-melting, food grade grease designed for the lubrication of bearings operating in areas with the potential for incidental food contact. The high purity base oil combined with a high performance anti-oxidant, anti-wear and anti-corrosion system allows ARVINA FM2 to be used in a wide variety of operating conditions.

ARVINA FM2 is highly resistant to water wash-out and effectively protects bearings from wear and corrosion. ARVINA FM2 is NSF H1 registered for use where there is incidental food contact.

ARVINA FM2 is suitable for use in ball and roller bearings and numerous other general lubrication points operating in the temperature range -40°C up to 150°C.

Features and benefits

• Wide operating temperature range
• Effective protection against corrosion
• Good oxidation stability provides lasting lubrication
• NSF registered (registration number 161582)

Instructions for use

MOLYSLIP ARVINA FM2 should be used as supplied. can be applied manually, via a standard grease gun or via a central lubricating system capable of pumping an NLGI 2 grease.

Note: As with all greases used for the first time, check compatibility with the grease used previously and if necessary, purge bearings prior to application.

Storage

MOLYSLIP ARVINA FM2 should be stored in original, unopened packaging, out of direct sunlight at temperatures between 5°C and 35°C. The most up to date shelf life information for Molyslip products can be found on the certificate of analysis issued at the time of manufacture.

Packaging and product code

 

Code	Pack		Code	Pack
M321007	450g tin		M321058	12.5kg pail
M321008	400g cartridge		M321060	18kg pail
M321045	4.5kg pail		M321065	180kg drum

Technical data

 

Property	Test method	Result
Appearance	–	Smooth translucent grease
Consistency	IP 50	NLGI 2
Thickener	–	Organo-modified bentonite
Base oil Type	–	White mineral oil
Viscosity @ 40°C	MSTM 27	68 cSt
Flash point	ASTM D92	> 200°C
Drop point	IP 396	> 300°C
Oil separation	IP 121	2.6%
Effective temperature range	–	-40°C up to +150°C

Note: these values are typical only and do not constitute a specification