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Pressure resistance under high pressure loads
-Despite high pressure loads and the shear movement of the base body, the lubricating film of the HHS Plus remains active and does not tear off. Reliably separates the opposing body from the base body, ensuring optimum wear protection under high pressure loads.This is only possible with dirt-free lubricating points.

Extremely high-pressure-resistant semisynthetic oil.
-Versatile lubricating oil due to its combination of balanced, matched properties
-High-pressure resistant
-High creep capacity
-Active adhesive effective
-Good material compatibility
-Splash and saltwater-resistant, withstands weak acids and alkaline solutions
-Contains no silicone, resin or acid

Features:
-High-pressure resistant
-Extraordinarily tear-resistant lubricating film with outstanding noise and vibration damping properties

High creep capacity
-Excellent lubricating properties with close tolerances.
-Added protection against corrosion.

Active adhesive effective
-No throwing off of the lubricant with turning and rotating parts

Splash and saltwater-resistant, withstands weak acids and alkaline solutions.
-Contains no silicone, resin or acid.
-Operating temperature range:
-35˚C (-31˚F) to +180˚C (356˚F)
-Temporarily: +200˚C (+382˚F)
-Color: Yellowish

Note: Contents under pressure must be sent via surface shipping only. For North American customers, this means your order has to be shipped via ground service. For overseas customers, this item will be removed from your order. Sorry, no exceptions.

Wurth HHS Plus High Pressure Grease
Produced by Wurth of Germany
How to use: Apply the Wurth HHS Plus High Pressure Grease to clean lubricating points. Make sure to cover all the areas that need lubrication evenly. Note: Since it’s under pressure, for North American customers, ship it via ground service. Overseas customers, this item will be removed from your order if not shipped properly. Maintenance: Keep the storage area dry. Check the grease regularly for any signs of contamination. If it looks dirty or has changed consistency, it might be time to replace it.