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Lubricantes (grasas) que pueden manejar fácilmente condiciones de funcionamiento extremas

Lubricantes confiables (grasas) adecuados para su uso en diversas industrias

La grasa es un lubricante semisólido similar a una pasta y también se conoce comúnmente como pasta lubricante. Los componentes principales de la grasa son el aceite base y el espesante. El aceite base proporciona la principal capacidad lubricante y resistencia a la carga; el espesante se basa en su estructura molecular para bloquear el aceite base líquido en su fluidez, haciéndolo parecer sólido.

Norbert Grease OG 1705 Grasa de engranaje abierto

Norbert Grease OG 1705 Grasa de engranaje abierto

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KPGOG0,5N-30ISO 6743: ISO-L-XCDIB0,5 Descripción del producto Norbert...
Norbert Grease SEP 2 para grasa sintética de uso general

Norbert Grease SEP 2 para grasa sintética de uso general

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KPHC2N-55ISO 6743: ISO-L-XEDIB2 Descripción del producto Norbertgreas...
Norbert Grease SEP 12 Fabricación de grasa sintética de uso general

Norbert Grease SEP 12 Fabricación de grasa sintética de uso general

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KP2N-40ISO 6743: ISO-L-XDDIB2 Descripción del producto SEP 12 es un c...
Norbert Grease SEP 62 Aplicación Especial Grasa Sintética

Norbert Grease SEP 62 Aplicación Especial Grasa Sintética

Norbertgrease SEP 62 es un moderno lubricante espesante de polímeros desarrollado con la tecnología ...
Norbert Grease Universal EP 2 Grasa multiusos

Norbert Grease Universal EP 2 Grasa multiusos

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KP2K-30ISO 6743: ISO-L-XCClB2 Descripción del producto Norbert Grease...
Norbert Grease Universal Moly EP 2 Grasa multiusos

Norbert Grease Universal Moly EP 2 Grasa multiusos

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KPF2K-30ISO 6743: ISO-L-XCCIB2 Descripción del producto Norbert Greas...
Norbert Grease Grasa para cuerda de alambre 1615

Norbert Grease Grasa para cuerda de alambre 1615

Categorías y estándares DIN 51502: KPOG1,5N-20ISO 6743: ISO-L-XBDIB1,5 Descripción del producto Norb...
Norbert Grease WR 0 Grasa Impermeable

Norbert Grease WR 0 Grasa Impermeable

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KPOE-30ISO 6743: ISO-L-XCBFB0 Descripción del producto Norbertgrease ...
Norbert Grease Grasa Impermeable WR 2

Norbert Grease Grasa Impermeable WR 2

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KP2K-20ISO 6743: ISO-L-XBCIB2 Descripción del producto Norbert Grease...
Norbert Grease WR 20 Grasa Sintética Impermeable

Norbert Grease WR 20 Grasa Sintética Impermeable

Categorías y normas DIN 51502: KP2K-20ISO 6743: ISO-L-XBCIB2 Descripción del producto Norbert Grease...

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