Yes that’s right, at Morris Lubricants we provide an extensive range of high-performance greases, that have many different benefits and can be used in wide variety of applications.

So whether you need a general multipurpose grease or one for a specific application, Morris Lubricants has the product range to help meet the requirement of the task in hand.

The Morris Lubricant range of high-performance greases have properties and benefits specially designed for:

1.    Adverse conditions
2.    Extreme operating temperatures
3.    Anti-friction
4.    High shock loading 
5.    Water resistance 

This range of greases can be used in many different industries including automotive, commercial vehicle, agriculture, off-highway, industrial, power generation, heritage, steam, rail, marine, motorcycle and even horticulture..  

Available in various sizes ranging from easy to apply aerosols sprays to 400gm cartridges, 500gm tubs, 3kg tins, 12.kg kegs and 180 kg barrels, there is a Morris Lubricant pack size of grease to meet the need.

For more information on Morris Lubricants extensive range of greases, click here.

 

Morris Lubricants technology manager, Adrian Hill, has written a short blog about the characteristics of grease below:

Greases are a complex mixture of thickeners, base oils and additives and have specific roles to play in the lubrication of equipment.  They act as lubricant reservoirs which can reduce maintenance frequency, provide high load carrying capacity and, in some cases, reduce noise and vibration. Greases can provide an effective seal against environmental contamination, eliminate dripping and leakage and allow additional flexibility in the design and construction of mechanical systems.

The composition of a grease can be tailored to suit a variety of applications.  By choosing the appropriate thickener, base oil type and enhancing this further with additive chemistry, optimum protection can be achieved.  A grease can be used at extremely high temperatures, low temperatures, in the presence of water, where there’s sliding contact, where there’s incidental food contact or where fire resistance is required and so on.  

Finally, greases can look very different in appearance, but the differing colours can be purely cosmetic and have no bearing on the performance of the grease.  If there is any uncertainty about the type of grease required for any particular application, always seek technical advice and guidance.