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TrustLube Rack & Pinion has been specially developed for rack & pinion greasing on jackups, where extreme forces and water are combined. This product can withstand those forces, by sticking to the steel and staying there. Even when the legs are lowered into the water. The light beige colour makes it easy to detect. Because of the extreme adhesion to steel, minimal amounts can be used during each jacking. This grease uses less than 50% of the amount prescribed by the designer. Also, there are not toxic components used, which makes this product a sustainable choice altogether. The CEFAS certification for use in the North See validates this.
This grease is particularly suitable for extremely heavy loaded open gears, winches, jack-ups and cranes operating in wet conditions in fragile environments.
This is a term used to indicate how good the product is to prevent corrosion from taking place in an application, which is an important aspect when applications operate in wet or humid conditions. Our method of evaluating this property is typically the Emcor test, which is a dynamic bearing test performed in presence of water that shows how well the grease can protect the bearing surfaces during a defined test cycle.
This is a term used to indicate the ability of the grease to protect the application from shock loads. Shock loads are short spikes of high load that may take place in an application that risk to damage the application surfaces. Some examples here are forces created when large rocks are handled by an excavator or when a truck passes a bump on the road.
Heavy loads, and high loads, are continuous high loads that is affecting an application. These loads depend on both the size of the application and the load it is carrying.
Most greases do target different types of bearings, gears or wires. The indication of a special application is used when the target application of the grease is different, and the grease is not suitable for normal types of applications.
EALs are environmentally acceptable lubricants that are biodegradable and minimally toxic, and are not bioaccumulative – as defined in Appendix A of the 2013 VGP. Each constituent substance in a lubricant formulation must be tested individually to meet the criteria.
Swedish Standard 155470
Vessel general permit for discharges incidental to the normal operation of vessel (VGP). EPA issued its most recent Vessels General Permit, under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES), a Clean Water Act (CWA) program, in 2013. The permit applies to large commercial vessels (79 feet (24 m) in length or greater) (except fishing vessels) and regulates 26 specific types of vessel discharges.
