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1 We have the solution the future has a nae Schierfette für hohe und tiefe Teperaturen, für hohe Belastungen, für hohe Drehgeschwindigkeiten Lubricating greases for high and low teperatures, high loads, high rotating speeds Reg-Nr Reg-Nr Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to extree Loads

2 Your Partner for the Lubrication of Bearings Make sure to use lubricants, which have been subjected to practise-related tests and approved by well-kwn anufacturers of rolling bearings This high efficiency of the LUBCON lubricants is proven by long service life good running behaviour high operating reliability

3 Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to Extree Loads LUBCON offers special greases for rolling bearings subject to extree loads These greases ensure excellent running behaviour and satisfactory service life under certain load conditions Their extraordinary perforance is achieved by using selected thickeners, thickener quantities, base oil types, base oil viscosity and special additives The service range of these lubricating greases was checked in nuerous laboratory and practical tests with rolling bearings of various types and sizes The three ost iportant operating paraeters are: high teperature high load high rotating speed These paraeters are used as the basis to show various technical characteristics of LUBCON high-perforance greases, test results and data about copatibility with plastics, resistance to water and aggressive edia The tables on the next pages provide details about the various loads occuring in different bearing types Please te that Kula refers to all types of ball bearings and to cylindrical roller bearings subject to radial loads Kerola refers to tapered roller bearings and spherical roller bearings subject to radial loads The possible load for the indicated speed factors corresponds to P/C < 005 The load carrying capacity is higher at lower speed factors; see FE8 test results, or ask LUBCON for details Pages 14 to 17, which follow the tables, provide inforation on FE8 and FE9 test rigs The standard test enclature used in the tables is explained in detail, which akes it possible to refer to certain test conditions Together with the test details, it is thus easier to evaluate the running ties obtained, for exaple, in FE9 tests Please te: According to DIN 5185 Lubricating greases K Properties and Requireents, the upper service teperature of a lubricant grease for rolling bearings requires 100 hours in an FE9 test under standard conditions (ounting position A, axial load 10 N and speed 6000 in ) Extreely high speed factors of n d in require a suitable bearing design, i e spindle bearings FAG MGG 11 ise tester (Archive) This brochure only contains product inforation For specific inforation please refer to our technical data and safety data sheets The indications ade represent the present state of developent and kwledge of LUBRICANT CONSULT GMBH Subject to change The products are subject to severe controls of anufacture and coply in full with the specifications set forth by our copany, but due to the ultitude of different influencing factors, we cant assue any warranty for the successful application in each individual case Therefore, we recoend to perfor field tests We strictly refuse any liability

4 Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to Extree Loads High-teperature Lubricating Greases Tables 1 to, p 5-7 LUBCON high-teperature greases for rolling bearings are fully synthetic high-quality products ensuring reliable longter lubrication under high loads and speeds in different types of rolling bearings These greases are copatible with ost seal and cage aterials Greases containing PTFE or polyurea thickener are resistant to alkalies and acids The product range is devided into three different groups: High-teperature lubricating greases containing perfluorinated base oils, table 1, p 5 These greases have excellent perforance capabilities Greases containing lithiu soap thickener are suitable for all types of bearings Relubrication is quite easy Greases with polyurea thickener are also suitable for all types of bearings and are extreely resistant to aggressive edia Greases containing PTFE thickener are preferred for ball bearings also for other bearing types when subject to oderate loads and are also very resistant to aggressive edia High-teperature lubricating greases containing fluorine-free base oils, table, p 6 These greases do t generate toxic vapours and have excellent perforance capabilities High-teperature lubricating greases containing ixed base oils, table, p7 These greases show an excellent cost-benefit ratio and offer relatively good perforance capabilities Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to High Loads, tables 4 to 7, p 81 LUBCON lubricating greases for rolling bearings subject to high loads contain ineral or synthetic base oils of different viscosities This akes it possible to obtain good running perforances, also at high teperatures and different speeds, in addition to high loads Greases containing polyurea thickener are resistant to alkalies and acids The product range is devided into four viscosity ranges Greases with high-viscosity base oils are especially suitable for lowspeed rolling bearings All LUBCON greases for rolling bearings subject to high loads contain high-quality additives, whose capability to for reactive layers (cheical lubrication) has been explicitly proven for the indicated teperature range These lubricating greases are copatible with ost seal and cage aterials Lubricating Greases for Highspeed Rolling Bearings Tables 8 and 9, p 1 and 1 LUBCON lubricating greases for high-speed rolling bearings are based on synthetic oils with a oderate viscosity Lithiu is ostly used as a thickener, which ensures the wellkwn advantages in alost any type of bearings The high quality of the used soap thickeners and base oils as well as the good adjustent of the selected additives provide the conditions for the proved high life-ties, also at a extreely high rotating speed For further inforation please refer to the brochure "Special Lubricants for Highspeed Rolling Bearings" The greases containing a base oil with an especially low base oil viscosity, table 8, p 1, of = 15 to 18 /s, are particularly 40 suitable to very low teperatures and ensures an excellent friction behaviour in general Li 80 EP, which contains a ineral base oil, has been well proven in large highspeed rolling bearings with a bore diaeter of d > All lubricating greases are copatible with ost seal and cage aterials High speed spindle bearing (SKF, D-Schweinfurt) 4

5 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 1: High-teperature Lubricating Greases with Perfluorinated Base Oils Technical data TURMOTEMP LM 1 TURMOTEMP M 1 TURMOTEMP LP 0 TURMOTEMP II/400 RS TURMOTEMP LS 100 TURMOTEMP N 0 SINTONO MEGA Base oil PFPE PFPE PFPE PFPE PFPE PFPE PFPE Thickener PTFE PTFE PHS PHS Tep-range ( C) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 1/45 1/45 appr 0/45 5/49 100/ 0/45 0/465 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > + * > + * > + > + > + Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Kula 000 Kerola Kula Kula Kerola Kula 000 Kerola Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt1 Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ A/15/ A/15/000-0 > 100 A/15/ B/15/ > 100 A/15/ A/15/ FE8 test DIN successful tests 0480/10-00 very low wear 0480/10-00 prounced wear 0480/10-00 passed test runs VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 00/50 80/ /00 80/ /00 80/ /00 Start-torque 184/-0 C 1/+40 C 5/-0 C /+40 C Running-torque 14/-0 C 16/+40 C 1/-0 C <10/+40 C * According to DIN ISO 176 the dropping point for these products is t estiable, e g it is t elting, only above +1 C an oil dropping point can occur 5

6 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table : High-teperature Lubricating Greases with Fluorine-free Base Oils Technical data LPE 55 LME 55 NBI 00 P NBI 00 BP Base oil /PFPE /PFPE /PFPE /PFPE Thickener Tep-range ( C) (0) (0) (00) (0) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 55/11 55/1 100/18 100/18 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > + > +0 > + > + Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt1 Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ > 0 A/15/ > 0 A/15/ A/15/ FE8 test DIN successful tests VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 00/400 00/ /00 000/00 Start-torque 968/-40 C Running-torque 717/-40 C 6

7 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table : High-teperature Lubricants with Mixed Base Oils Technical data HPL I/00 TMP 70 HT Hitep 00 A NBI 00 Hitep WSHB Base oil PPE/ Polyphenylether Thickener Li Na coplex Tep-range ( C) (0) (40) (00) (80) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency / / Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 55/9 /9 70/96 100/11 100/14 10/0 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > +180 > + > + > + > + > +00 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kula Kula Kula Kula Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66, except NBR, except NBR FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ > 100 C/15/ A/15/ B/15/ A/15/ > 00 B/15/ FE8 test DIN successful tests VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 800/ / / /00 400/600 00/400 Start-torque 10/-40 C 465/-40 C Running-torque 195/-40 C 107/-40 C 7

8 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 4: Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to High Loads = - 60 /s 40 Technical data I/00 HPN 68 L 55 HLB TML Base oil Thickener Na coplex Li Tep-range ( C) (0) (00) (00) (00) (160) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency / Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 55/9 68/10 55/9 5/ 55/9 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > + > + > +0 > +0 > +180 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kula Kula Kula Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) C/15/ A/15/ A/15/ > 800 FE8 test DIN successful tests VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 400/ / / /800 Start-torque 16/-0 C 54/-40 C Running-torque 4/-0 C 68/-40 C 8

9 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 5: Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to High Loads = /s 40 Technical data Li 80 EP L 80 EP plus CAN 100 GVK TF Base oil Min/PAO Min/Synth KW Min/PAO synth/arg Thickener Li Ca/ Tep-range ( C) (160) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency / Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 8/15 85/ 100/ / Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > +190 > + > +0 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kula Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ A/15/ FE8 test DIN successful tests 0-75/ / / /-45 VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 000/00 > 00 Start-torque Running-torque 9

10 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 6: Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to High Loads = 1 - /s 40 Technical data CAN WKA LC 180 EP N 11 K N NM CAK Base oil SHC Min SHC /PAO Min Min Thickener Ca Li-Ca Ca coplex Tep-range ( C) (0) (180) (160) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency 1/ Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 1/14 185/17 155/0 1/19 155/149 / Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > +140 > +180 > +45 > + > + > +00 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt1 Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ > 0 A/15/ > 0 A/15/000 > 100 FE8 test DIN successful tests 0-75/ /800 VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 400/ / / /000 Start-torque 16/-40 C Running-torque 57/-40 C 10

11 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 7: Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings Subject to High Loads = 400 /s 40 Technical data DSV EP CAK 400 NM 460 N 460 ALN 460 CAN 460 Base oil partly synthetic Min Min /PAO PAO PAO Thickener Ca coplex Al coplex Ca special Tep-range ( C) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 400/6 96/8 460/ 460/44 460/ 460/ Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > +190 > +00 > + > + > +0 > +0 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Kula Kula Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/ A/15/000 > 100 A/15/00040 > 100 A/15/00040 > 00 FE8 test DIN successful tests /100 good suitability for oscillating otions 0-75/ / / /800 VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 000/00 00/0 600/800 00/400 Start-torque Running-torque 1/-0 C 11

12 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 8: Lubricating Greases for Highspeed Rolling Bearings = 5 /s 40 Technical data Highspeed L 5 LC 5 ALN 5 EP LME 5 Base oil /PAO SHC/ /SHC PFAE/ Thickener Li spezial Li-Ca Al coplex Tep-range ( C) (140) (140) (180) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency / Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 5/6 5/58 5/ 0/7 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > + > +180 > +180 > +0 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kula Kula Kula Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/60000 > 400 A/15/60000 > 100 FE8 test DIN successful tests /5-90 VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 00/ /600 00/ /800 Start-torque 11/- C Running-torque 106/- C 1

13 Schedule of the Lubricating Greases Table 9: Lubricating Greases for Highspeed Rolling Bearings = /s 40 Technical data Highspeed L 18 LC 0 EP Li 0 TML spezial Base oil /SHC Thickener Li-Ca Li Li Tep-range ( C) (140) (160) (1) Density at +0 C (g/c ) Consistency Base oil viscosity DIN 5156 ( /s) +40 C/+100 C 18/45 0/8 0/74 0/6 Drop point DIN ISO 176 ( C) > + > +170 > +170 > +170 Speed factor n d (in ) Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Kula Kerola Corrosion protection acc to SKF Ecor DIN 5180 Water resistance DIN pt Resistance to bases and acids Copatibility with NBR, FKM, PTFE, EPDM a PA 66 FE9 test DIN 5181 F (h) A/15/60000 > 00 A/15/ A/15/ * A/15/ FE8 test DIN successful tests VKA welding force DIN 51 T4 (N) 00/ / /800 Start-torque ASTM D 1478 (N) 65/-40 C 65/-0 C 447/-40 C 184/- C 410/-60 C 10/-70 C Running-torque ASTM D 1478 (N) 6/-40 C 6/-0 C 47/-40 C /- C 47/-60 C 79/-70 C * Test stopped, all test heads ok, therefore only the declaration of 10the F value is possible 1

14 FE9 Lubricant Test in acc with DIN 5181 FE8 Lubricant Test in acc with DIN 5181 Purpose: Deterination of the lubricating grease s service life at increased teperatures under practice-related conditions Test rig: See sectional drawing, fig 1, p 15 The test rig contains 5 test units with rolling bearings being used as the test eleents The test bearing () is axially loaded by eans of disk springs (6) and heated with the resistance heating unit (10) of the test head (11) The shaft is driven by a changepole electric otor (9) The ounting space is usually equipped with a protective lid (1) The heat insulation cover is located above the heating (1) The test bearing () can be operated in different ounting positions: Position A: The test bearing is installed without a disk on either side, the grease can freely eerge fro the bearing This is the ost frequently used ounting position Position B: The bearing is equipped with a shield on both sides with a gap facing the rotating shaft Position C: Sae as B, however instead of a front shield there is an angular ring positioned between the test bearing and the housing space This ring can incorporate soe further lubricating grease, thus generating a depot effect Test ethod: Angular contact ball bearings type FAG Z-No are installed in the 5 units of the test rig They are loaded axially with a force of F a = 15//45 kn and are operated at the specified test speed of n = 000/6000 in The required teperature of b = C is achieved by eans of the resistance heating unit The test is continued until the bearings require at least the double steady-state oent for operation due to insufficient lubricity of the grease Test result: The test is carried out with a iniu of 5 new test bearings The individual running tie results are entered into a Weibull diagra, see diagra 1, p 15 The ordinate axis shows the failure probability The running tie is easured in hours and shows the tie the bearings operated under load The test results are indicated as F und F running 10 ties Noenclature of tests and results: Test DIN A/15/ Mounting position Axial Load F a in kn Test speed n in in Test teperature in C b Purpose: Deterination of the ipact of a lubricating grease on the friction and wear behaviour of rolling bearings operating under oderate to high steady-state teperatures, high loads, low speeds, as well as oderate bearing loads and high speeds Test rig: The FE8 test rig consists of a drive unit and a test head, see fig, p 16 The shaft of the drive unit (1) is supported by two auxiliary bearings () and is driven by an electric otor and a gear at the specified speed n The test head is connected with the drive unit via the tapered seat of the test shaft (7) The test head contains the test bearings () The axial bearing load F is applied by eans of disk springs (4) A heat insulation cover a with heating eleents is required for tests at increased teperatures A pulley guides the rope used for friction force easureent Test ethod: The test is carried out with two test bearings, angular contact ball bearing 71B560 or tapered roller bearing 11A56048 It is conducted with the desired load, speed and teperature until the bearing exceeds a predefined friction oent due to insufficient lubrication, or until the desired life of 0 hours is achieved Table 10, p 16 shows the possible and well-proven cobinations of test conditions The weight loss of the rolling eleents and the cages is used to evaluate the antiwear properties The friction curve of the test bearings, shown as a function of the running tie, provides inforation about the friction behaviour Test result: The grease test coprises at least test runs The friction curve obtained in the test is shown as a function of the running tie, see diagra, p 17 The friction values of the bearings are entered in a table The wear figures of the rolling eleents and the cages are entered in a Weibull diagra Then, the values for a % wear probability, and the average friction oents during start-up and for steady-state operation are deterined A passed result refers to the requireents specified by one or several iportant operators Standard enclature of tests and results: Test DIN B / Test bearing Test speed n in in Axial load F ain kn Test teperature in C b F = h 10 F = 11 h Grease life with a 10 % failure probability Grease life with a % failure probability Results of the individual values in diagra, p 17: M M W K rs rb = 19 g = 8 g = 6 N = 115 N rolling eleent wear with a % wear probability cage wear with a % wear probability average friction oent during start-up average friction oent during steadystate oper 14

15 Presentation of the FE9 Test Run Test rig housing Shaft Test bearing 4 Auxiliary bearing 5 Shaft nut 6 Disk springs 7 Tensioning device 8 Stop 9 Electric otor 10 Electric resistance heating 11 Test head 1 Protective lid 1 Heat insulation cover 9 Fig 1: Sectional drawing of an FE9 test rig % of test bearing batch * * * * * F = 11 h 05 F = h 10 Bearing Running ties (h) , Running tie (h) Diagra 1: FE9 test run with angular contact ball bearings ( = 706 B), ounting type A, i e open bearing Axial load F a = 15 kn; speed n = 6000 in ; teperature 160 C Lubrication with TML Service life of the grease in the test bearings in h: according to the Weibull diagra F = 11 h; F = h 10 Requireent in acc with FAG and DIN 5185 F 100 h Evaluation: fully eets the requireents 15

16 Presentation of the FE8 Test Run 1 Shaft of drive unit Auxiliary bearings of drive unit Test bearing 4 Disk springs 5 Spacer 6 Pulley 7 Test head shaft 8 Bearing support, drive end 9 Bearing support, disk end 10 Test head housing 11 Cover Fig : Scheatic drawing of FE8 test head Angular contact ball bearing 71B560 peris = +10 C b I x I x x x Angular contact ball bearing 71B560MP peris = +00 C b I x I x x x Tapered roller bearing 11A56048 peris = +00 C b x I x I x x I x I Running-in conditions for tapered roller bearings - - F a/ over 4 h n/ over 4 h n/ over 4 h Speed n in in Load Fa in kn Table 10: Cobinations of test bearings, speeds and loads for an FE8 test, and running-in conditions for tapered roller bearings Iportant cobinations arked as I x I 16

17 FE8 Test run in acc with DIN Friction oent of the bearing couple (N) Tie of operation (h) Diagra : FE8 test run with angular contact ball bearing 560 JP ( = 71 B); thrust load F a = 80 kn; speed n = 75 in ; running tie 0 h Lubrication with TML Paraeters Test run 1 Test run FAG requireents Steady-state teperature in C Peak teperature in C Wear in g of - the rolling eleents - the cage - the inner ring - the outer ring Frictional behaviour over the tie (see diagra above) / 7/7 4/11 45/ Running-in finished, very sooth /15 9/9 5/5 76/5 Running-in finished, very sooth < 5 Evaluation: very good 17

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We have the solution...the future has a name. Reg.-Nr Reg.-Nr LUBCON Lubricants for High Speed Rolling Bearings

We have the solution...the future has a name. Reg.-Nr Reg.-Nr LUBCON Lubricants for High Speed Rolling Bearings We have the solution......the future has a nae Reg.-Nr. 17581-04 Reg.-Nr. 17581-04 LUBCON Lubricants for High Speed Rolling Bearings Your Partner for the Lubrication of Bearings The LUBRICANT CONSULT GMBH