The Facts
Moly Syngard 2000 (#248) is a multipurpose, extreme pressure antiwear grease that is specially formulated for
use in all types of heavy duty construction, mining, farming and industrial equipment that are being used in
hot, wet or heavily loaded applications especially where operating temperatures are above 350ºF.
Moly Syngard 2000 is compounded from the finest high viscosity index solvent refined severely
hydrofinished 100% pure paraffin base stocks available. Blended into these 100% pure paraffin base stocks
is an inorganic thickener. This inorganic thickener allows Moly Syngard 2000 the ability to lubricate the
bearings effectively in temperatures up to 600°F.
Further blended into these 100% paraffin base stocks is synthesized moly. Synthesized moly is an organic
type of moly which, like molybdenum, disulfide (MoS2),plates itself to metal surfaces of the bearings. Once
plated to the metal surfaces of the bearings, moly forms a long lasting solid lubricant film. This solid lubricant
film will withstand pressures up to 500,000 pounds per square inch, giving the metal surfaces of the bearings
the protection they need during periods of high speeds, high shock loads and extreme pressures.
Moly Syngard 2000 has excellent rust and oxidation inhibiting characteristics, excellent water resistance,
shear and thermal stability, and good mechanical and pumpability properties. Moly Syngard 2000 EP also
has excellent cohesive and adhesive properties. Because of these cohesive and adhesive properties, Moly
Syngard 2000 will not wash out, pound out, splatter or squeeze out even under the heaviest loads or
vibrations.
Moly Syngard 2000 can be applied either manually or by a heavy duty automatic lube system. Moly Syngard 2000 #1 has an operating temperature of -15ºF to 600ºF. Moly Syngard 2000 #2 has an operating temperature of 0ºF to 600ºF. Moly Syngard 2000 #3 has an operating temperature of 30ºF to 600ºF.
Packaging:
#248 Moly Syngard 2000 is available in (net weights):
420 lb. drums
120 lb. kegs
040 lb. pails
030 tubes (per case)
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