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Food Grade Lubricants

This line of Food Grade Lubricants is made of synthetic oils and greases for incidental food contact. Available for compressor, hydraulic, chain, gear and multipurpose applications, the products meet all USDA, FDA and NSF requirements. The line is formulated with anti-wear protection and oxidative stability.

Jul 26, 2010

This line of Food Grade Lubricants is made of synthetic oils and greases for incidental food contact. Available for compressor, hydraulic, chain, gear and multipurpose applications, the products meet all USDA, FDA and NSF requirements. The line is formulated with anti-wear protection and oxidative stability. Depending on application, the fluids are prepared from polyalphaolefin (PAO), polyalkylene glycol (PAG), ester and mineral base oils.

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