Greases
Historically, grease was made from animal fats and tallows including pork, beef, lamb and even the skin of fish. Scientifically, grease is thickened oil, it is a semisolid. It is made by feeding base oils with soaps of different types and boiling them under pressure to the required viscosity. The NLGI (National Lubrication Grading Institute) approves grease gradings as 000, 00, 0, 1, 2, 3 and so on.
U.S. 52
Multi-Purpose Grease
U.S. 55
Chassis Grease, High Temperature, Water Resistant
U.S. 58
Food-Grade Grease, Water Resistant
U.S. 71
Extreme Temperature Grease
U.S. 77
Wheel Bearing Grease
U.S. 88
Moly Grease
Oils
In simple terms, oil is one of the many “fractions” in crude oil which is extracted by a cracking tower. It is an endless molecular chain of hydrocarbons, compressed beneath the Earth's surface for millions of years. With different additives and synthetic supplements, oils are manufactured into various thicknesses and types according to their final use. They become engine oils, gear oils, chain oils, carrier oils, rust preventatives, base oils for penetrating sprays and many more.
U.S. 603
Farm & Tractor Oil
U.S. 606
High Temperature Hydraulic Oil
U.S. 643
Premium Engine Oil
U.S. 690
Gear Oil
U.S. 903
Diesel Fuel Line Stabiliser
U.S. 909
Oil Conditioner
Tetra
Tetra 5
Chain Grease Spray
Tetra 12
Water Displacing Spray, Oil/Kerosene Free, Dissolve Rust/Grime/Impurities
Tetra 19
Silicone Spray
Tetra 90
Degreaser Spray, Non-Flammable
Tetra 99
Brake Line Cleaner Spray, Extreme Concentration
Tetra 121
Skin Saver Foam, Protection Against Skin-Rash/Dermatitis, Skin Cracks
Electrodes
Many manufacturers' products are deliberately made with a very short expected life cycle to increase profits. Today, more people in the maintenance industry realise the cost benefits of using U.S. Alloys and Electrodes to reduce their maintenance costs while eliminating their breakdowns and increasing the product life cycle.
U.S. 11F
Silver Brazing Rod, Cadmium Free
U.S. 155
Hard Facing Rod
U.S. 505
All Metal Welding (ex. Alum.), Titanium Sintered Flux, 198.K PSI ~ 36% Elongation
U.S. 525
Silicone Coated, Food/Allied Industry
U.S. 555
All Position Welding, No Cleaning Required, Machinable Weld
U.S. 581
Heavy Duty Steel Welding, 130,000 PSI Yield Strength, 29% Elongation
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