November 18, 2002 - ALCO EP-73 Plus™ has water-resistant aluminum complex base and anti-wear additives. Polymer additives further enhance moisture and corrosion resistance and ability to adhere to all types of metal surfaces. Service rating is -25 to 400°F. Grease meets MIL-G-18458 (SH) and can be used for equipment in hot humid climates, steam, and applications that subject or submerge equipment in water. Sizes range from cartridges to 400 lb drums.
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Houtston TX-Jet Lube's ALCO EP-73 Plus™ specialty greases are extremely water resistant and can be applied or injected effectively in, on or around fresh or salt water. Its naturally water resistant aluminum complex base mixed with anti-wear additives allows it to be effective where tolerances are low and speeds and loadings are high. Polymer additives further enhance moisture and corrosion resistance and its ability to adhere to all types of metal surfaces. With a -25° to 400° F (-32° to 204° C) service rating, ALCO-73 EP Plus is an extremely versatile high performance grease. In addition to oil and gas subsea, ALCO-73 EP Plus is a proven high temperature bearing grease and is popular for equipment used in hot humid climates, steam and applications that subject or submerge equipment in water. ALCO EP Plus meets MIL-G-18458 (SH) and is available in sizes ranging from cartridges to 400 lb drums. For more details call or write:
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