High‑temperature lubrication

High‑temperature lubrication is a property that ensures stable operation of the lubricant at elevated temperatures, typically from 150 °C and above. Such products retain viscosity, do not break down, and continue to protect metal surfaces even when intense heating occurs during operation. Choose them for systems where temperatures constantly rise: chains, bearings, valves, transmissions, as well as in severe service conditions of diesel and gasoline engines. High‑temperature lubricant is suitable for applications that require oxidation resistance and retention of protective properties under load, such as aerosol sprays, synthetic oils, and silicone compounds.