What kind of grease?

[Tjibbe]

I was wondering what kind of grease is best used to grease the electromotors of the roaster,
my cooling motor sounds like its thirsty

:-(

Tjibbe

 

[eldub]

We use a food grade grease for most of our roaster's needs. There is also a high temps food grade grease for the drum shaft.

 

[bprotsman]

We use Lubriplate..high temp, food grade.

 

[Tjibbe]

Thanks for the replies, had a quick search on google but Lubriplate is not for sale in the Netherlands.

Any more suggestions,,,,,,,,?

 

[Hankua]

I've been using Superlube on the front drum bearing and it has not melted yet. Supposed to be high temp. and food grade. Still using the factory supplied unmarked "green" on the back drum bearing.

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[wmark]

High Temperature food grade grease should be available from suppliers in Europe. Over here it costs around $20 per tube. Problem is that everyone wants to sell you a case.........well, north of the 49th parallel anyhow.

 

[Tjibbe]

High Temperature food grade grease should be available from suppliers in Europe. Over here it costs around $20 per tube. Problem is that everyone wants to sell you a case.........well, north of the 49th parallel anyhow.

Yeah same here at 52 degrees, a crate or a pallet.................

 

[Hankua]

Regular Superlube goes to 450f and the high temp. goes to 475f.

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Super Lube Grease is a patented synthetic NLGI grade 2 heavy-duty, multipurpose lubricant with PTFE. Synthetic base fluids and the addition of PTFE micro powders combine to form a premium lubricant that provides long life protection against friction, wear, rust and corrosion. Machinery lasts longer, downtime is reduced and productivity is increased. Super Lube is compatible with most other lubricants and will not run, drip, evaporate or form gummy deposits and will not melt or separate. Super Lube is Food Grade, rated H-1 by the USDA and NSF for incidental food contact. It has excellent dielectric properties and operates over a wide temperature range from -40° to 450°