Applied Lubrication Technology’s synthetic Chain Lube 540/320, is a non-molybdenum disulfide based synthetic high temperature lubricant. It is our longest lasting lubricant at high temperatures up to 260°F (500°F), leaving very little varnish or carbon residue. While competitor’s lubricants will have degraded, Chain Lube 540/320 will remain as a liquid for longer periods of time, thereby reducing consumption.
This lubricant will also soften carbon residue that may have been left from previous lubricants. Its wetting and penetrating capability loosens barrels and links which have heavy deposits and no longer spin or move freely. The temperature ranges for this lubricant range from ambient up to 260°F (500°F). Chain Lube 540/320 is compatible for use in all USDA H2 food grade applications.
Chain Lube 540/320 is especially formulated to be applied by ALT’s automated lubrication systems.
Chain Lube 540/320 | Typical Properties |
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Appearance | Clear / Amber |
Odor | Mild |
Viscosity | 320 cSt @ 40°C 35 cSt @ 100°C |
VI (Viscosity Index) | 150 |
Pour Point | -25°C (-13°F) |
Flash Point (COC) | 295°C (563°F) |
Fire Point | 330°C (626°F) |
Four Ball Wear Scar, MM, 1200 rpm, 40Kg, 100°C (212°F) | 0.38 |
Operating Temperatures | Up to 500°F |
Although Chain Lube 540/320 has been specifically developed for the lubrication of conveyor chains, its chemical composition makes it suitable for many other applications.
Chain Lube 540/320 is available in 18.9 Liter (5 Gallon) pails and 200 Liter (53 Gallon) drums.
All reasonable care has been taken to ensure the information contained in this document is accurate as of the day of printing. However, such information may be affected by changes in the blend formulation occurring subsequent to the day of printing. Material Safety Data Sheets are available for all Applied Lubrication Technology Inc. products and must be consulted for appropriate storage, safe handling and disposal information of the product. Please contact an Applied Lubrication Technology Inc. Representative to ensure accuracy. October 2012.