Industrial grease supplier · Bengaluru

Industrial grease for machinery.

Request greases for bearings, crushers and heavy machinery in Bengaluru—matched to load, speed, temperature, water exposure and relubrication interval.

EP 2EP 0 / EP 00Lithium greaseHigh-load optionsSpeciality grease
Heavy earth-moving machinery at a construction site
Share the bearing or component, speed, load and current grease label if available.

Selection essentials

Lubrication that stays in place.

Grease choice combines base oil, thickener, consistency and additives. A familiar colour is not a reliable substitute for the required specification.

Share application details
01 / Bearings

Speed & temperature

Grease consistency and base oil viscosity should suit bearing speed and operating heat.

02 / Load

EP protection

Extreme-pressure grease categories for loaded contacts and demanding industrial duty.

03 / Pumping

EP 0 & EP 00

Softer grades for certain centralized lubrication systems and enclosed gear applications.

04 / Environment

Water & contamination

Operating exposure and washout risk influence thickener and additive selection.

Fast selection path

Follow the lubrication point.

Grease selection starts with the component and conditions—not with colour or a familiar product name.

  1. 1

    Name the point

    Share bearing, pin, bush, open gear or centralized system.

  2. 2

    Capture the reference

    Send NLGI grade, thickener, old label or equipment manual.

  3. 3

    Describe the duty

    Note speed, load, heat, water, dust and vibration.

  4. 4

    Plan relubrication

    State pack size, consumption and relubrication frequency.

Common applications

Where oil cannot stay.

Rolling bearings
Crusher machinery
Construction equipment
Chassis lubrication
Centralized systems
General industrial equipment

Common enquiry language

How grease requirements are described.

Consistency is only one input. Thickener, base-oil viscosity, additives, temperature and component speed all influence selection.

Guide only
Confirm equipment requirement
NLGI 2Common consistency

Widely requested for manually lubricated bearings and general points.

NLGI 0 / 00Softer consistency

Often discussed for centralized systems or applications requiring easier flow.

EP greaseLoad protection

Extreme-pressure additives are considered for loaded and shock-duty contacts.

Thickener typeCompatibility factor

Lithium and other thickener systems should not be interchanged by assumption.

Lubrication-point support

Keep the correct grease connected to the point.

A clear application record helps prevent accidental mixing and makes repeat ordering more consistent.

01 / Match

Compatibility review

Compare thickener, base oil, consistency and performance before changing products.

02 / Control

Point identification

Label grease guns and lubrication points to reduce cross-application during maintenance.

03 / Pack

Consumption planning

Share cartridges, pails or drum requirement and the relubrication cycle for quoting.

Quote industrial grease

Share the point, load and grade.

We’ll review the known application and quote available products against your quantity.

Your information is used only for this enquiry.

Industrial grease FAQs

Before changing a grease.

Greases that look similar can behave differently under load, temperature and water exposure.

What does NLGI 2 mean?

NLGI grade describes grease consistency. It does not by itself identify the thickener, base-oil viscosity, additives or suitability for a particular bearing.

Can different coloured greases be mixed?

Colour is not a compatibility test. Check thickener, base oil and product compatibility before mixing, and follow a proper changeover process when required.

What is the difference between EP 2 and EP 0 or 00?

The numbers mainly indicate consistency. EP 0 and 00 are softer and may suit certain centralized systems, while EP 2 is firmer. The equipment requirement remains decisive.

What information helps select bearing grease?

Share bearing type and size, speed, load, operating temperature, water or dust exposure, current grease and relubrication interval.