Klüber Klübersynth BR 46-32

Klüber Klübersynth BR 46-32 Is a special grease for rolling bearings and ball screws and small gears.

Your benefits at a glance

– Reduced wear in the rolling and sliding contact zones
– Enables for-life lubrication at medium speeds
– Optimum base oil combination for low starting torques at low temperatures
– Compatible with EPDM materials and brake fluids

Your requirements – our solution

Rolling bearings, ball screws and small gears, especially those in cars, require low starting torques in combination with for-life lubrication. The use of special materials is making the compatibility of lubricants an ever more pressing issue. Klübersynth BR 46-32 is a grease offering a solution precisely to these challenges. Its chemical composition enables the product to meet the requirements in terms of service life, low starting torque as well as compatibility with specified materials. Klübersynth BR 46-32 is based on a polyglycol / ester mixture, with a thermally stable lithium complex soap that is resistant to ambient media. The product offers you very good smooth running properties at low temperatures owing to its low base oil viscosity. The oils contained show excellent oxidation resistance, supporting operational reliability at high temperatures. The additives contained contribute to the product’s very good antiwear effect.
Klübersynth BR 46-32 can also be used in applications where noise generation is an issue.

Klübersynth BR 46-32 was designed to offer compatibility with EPDM elastomers and other materials. Please note, however, that elastomer qualities of one or several manufacturers may vary. General compatibility with these materials cannot be guaranteed and has to be checked in each case.

Application

Klübersynth BR 46-32 was developed for the long-term lubrication of sliding and rolling contacts, e.g. in rolling bearings, ball screws or small gears in cars.

Application notes

Klübersynth BR 46-32 may be applied by brush, spatula, grease gun or grease cartridge. We recommend testing the pumpability of Klübersynth BR 46-32 in automatic lubrication systems prior to use. A typical characteristic of some polyurea greases is solidification after prolonged storage. This increase in consistency does not normally affect the grease’s performance and can be reversed by shearing or churning