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NORBERT GHY 72 Rolling bearings with long-lasting or lifetime lubrication Synthetic grease

Product advantage

  • Wide temperature range

  • long life

  • synthetic lubricant

  • Low noise

Your needs - our lubrication solutions

NORBERT GHY 72's outstanding product performance is due to its optimized product composition (including: ester oils, polyurea thickeners and special additives) and extremely clean manufacturing environment. This ensures the outstanding characteristics of NORBERT GHY 72 in rolling bearing applications:

  • high purity

  • Low noise

  • long shelf life

  • Excellent water resistance

  • Excellent corrosion resistance

Product application

The NORBERT GHY 72 is particularly suitable for bearing applications that require long-term or lifetime lubrication over a wide operating temperature range, such as ball bearings in industrial motors, fans, air conditioners, automotive generators, computers, CD drives, and home appliances and office equipment.

Precautions for use

The NORBERT GHY 72 can be greased by means of a brush, scraper, grease gun or grease cartridge. If using a centralized automatic lubrication system, we recommend testing the NORBERT GHY 72 for pumpability in the system before use (it is recommended to refill the grease within 2 months after receiving it). The typical characteristic of polyurea grease is curing after long-term storage. This increase in consistency usually does not affect the performance of the grease in use and can be restored by shearing or agitation.

Compatibility with rubber and plastic parts

NORBERT GHY 72 has been statically tested for compatibility. We recommend testing the grease for compatibility with related materials before batch application.

Packaging Specifications

NORBERT GHY 72
Material sleeve 400 g
+
Canned 500 g
+
Canned 1 kg
+
Barrel 18 kg
+
Vat 180 kg
+

Product parameters

Product parameters
NORBERT GHY 72
Chemical components, thickeners
polyurea
Chemical composition, type of oil
ester oil
Color Range
Beige
Operating temperature, lower limit
-40℃
Operating temperature, upper limit
180℃
Working penetration, DIN ISO 2137/ASTM D217, 25 ° C, lower limit
250 0.1 mm
Working penetration, DIN ISO 2137/ASTM D217, 25 ° C, upper limit
280 0.1 mm
Kinematic viscosity of base oil, ASTM D445/ASTM D7042,100 ℃
Approx. 9.5 mm ²/s
Kinematic viscosity of base oil, ASTM D445/ASTM D7042,40 ℃
Approx. 72 mm ²/s
SKF-EMCOR, DIN 51802, NORBERT Method: Distilled water, 168 hours
≤ 1 Degree of corrosion
Low temperature torque, IP 186, -40 ℃, operating torque
≤ 100 mNm
Low temperature torque, IP 186, -40 ℃, starting torque
≤ 1000 mNm
Drop Point, DIN ISO 2176/IP 396
≥ 280℃
ROF rolling bearing test, NORBERT method: axial load: 100 N/radial load: 50 N/10000 min - 1/1.5 cm3, equipment: SKF grease test maschine, 170 C, service life F50
≥ 1000 h
Speed factor (n x dm)
700000 mm/min
Water resistance, DIN 51807-1,3 hours, 90 ℃
0 - 90 Rating
Minimum shelf life - placed in an unopened original container in a dry and frost-free place
Twelve months.

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