GREASE

HiTEC® 152
Tackifier Component

Multi-use in a Variety of Lubricants and Greases

 GREASE

HiTEC® 152 Tackifier Component

Multi-use in a Variety of Lubricants and Greases

Application
HiTEC® 152 tackifier component is a tackiness additive consisting of a
5% solution of a high molecular weight (1.6 million M.W. average)
polymer in mineral oil. HiTEC® 152 tackifier component is used to
improve lubricant retention time on working surfaces, and can be used
to formulate bar and chain lubricants, open gear lubricants, and slideway
oils. HiTEC® 152 is also useful in grease (all soap types) to reduce water
spray off; HiTEC® 152 may be used in a variety of lubricants which are
delivered via a misting system - in these systems HiTEC® 152 will reduce
the tendency for fogging.

Key Performance Benefits

• Superior tackiness
• Surface adhesion
• Mist Coalescence
• Multifunctional - suitable for use in a range of lubricant
and grease applications

Recommended Dosage
Typical dosages range between 0.5% to 2.0% wt. for the formulation
of bar and chain lubricants, open-gear lubricants, slideway oils and
other oils. Please contact your Afton Chemical representative for specific
recommendations.

Typical Characteristics
Appearance Clear bright pale viscous liquid
Specific Gravity @ 15.6/15.6°C 0.875
Density, lbs/gal. 7.30
Viscosity @ 100°C, cSt 2850
Flash Point, °C (PMCC) 155 min.

Handling Infomation
Max Handling Temp: 80°C
Shelf Life: 60 months

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