Chuck Paste

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Chuck Paste Specification

Type
Lubricating Paste

Grease
Yes

Ash %
< 0.5%

Oil Type
Mineral Oil Based

Smell
Characteristic

Viscosity
800-1000 cSt

Water Content Vol%
< 0.05%

Application
For lubrication of chucks and sliding surfaces in machine tools

Operating Temperature
-20C to +150C

Density
0.92 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Weight
1 kg (typical pack)

Packaging Type
Jar / Tub

Color
Golden brown

Use
Lubricating moving parts, especially lathe chucks

Chemical Composition
Contains mineral oils, solid lubricants, additives

Size
500 g, 1 kg jar/tub

Pack Type
Jar, Tub

Vehicle Type
Industrial Machinery

Toxicity
Non-toxic under normal use

Penetration
310-340 (worked, at 25°C)

Shelf Storage Condition
Store in cool, dry place

Flash Point
>200°C

Corrosivity
Non-corrosive to metals

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Shelf Life
24 months

Drop Point
>180°C

About Chuck Paste

We are considered to be one of the most famous manufacturers ofChuck Paste. This paste is used for lubricating heavily loaded bearings, guide ways & sliding surfaces under heavy vibrating stress. Our provided range of chuck paste is known for its long lasting effects, odorless quality and high viscosity. Due to long term lubrication, corrosion resistance, wide area coverage qualities this is recommended for r CNC & other machine tools and chuck jaws etc. Promising on time delivery,Chuck Paste is available in different bucket sizes at pocket friendly prices.

Outstanding Lubrication for Industrial Machines

Chuck Paste is engineered to cater to the rigorous demands of machine tool maintenance. Its mineral oil base, complemented by solid lubricants, ensures excellent reduction of friction on moving components, particularly lathe chucks and sliding surfaces. The paste withstands varying temperature ranges and heavy-duty operations, making it a reliable choice for industrial environments.

High Performance and Safety

Formulated to operate safely between -20C and +150C, Chuck Paste is non-corrosive and presents a flash point above 200C, ensuring workplace safety. Its characteristic scent and golden brown color make it easy to identify during application. The pastes composition also renders it non-toxic under normal conditions, providing peace of mind during usage.

Long Shelf Life and Simple Storage

With a shelf life of 24 months, Chuck Paste remains effective over extended periods. The product is best stored in a cool, dry space, which helps maintain its properties and ensures readiness for use when needed. Its packaging in jars or tubs allows for secure storage and convenient access.

FAQs of Chuck Paste:

Q: How should Chuck Paste be applied for the lubrication of lathe chucks and sliding surfaces?

A: Chuck Paste should be directly applied to the moving parts, such as chucks and sliding surfaces, after cleaning them. Use a spatula or brush to ensure an even layer that maximizes friction reduction and wear protection during machine operation.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Chuck Paste in industrial machinery?

A: Chuck Paste provides superior lubrication, reducing wear and tear, and extending the lifespan of machine components. Its non-corrosive and non-toxic formulation ensures safe handling and reliable performance across various temperature ranges.

Q: When is it necessary to reapply Chuck Paste on chucks and other moving parts?

A: Reapplication intervals depend on machine usage and maintenance schedules. Typically, Chuck Paste should be reapplied during regular servicing or whenever signs of inadequate lubrication, such as increased noise or resistance, are observed.

Q: Where should Chuck Paste be stored to maintain its effectiveness for the full shelf life?

A: Store Chuck Paste in a cool, dry location, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Proper storage prevents degradation and ensures the paste retains its lubricating properties for up to 24 months.

Q: What does the drop point of >180C indicate about Chuck Pastes performance?

A: The high drop point (>180C) signifies that Chuck Paste maintains stability and does not liquify under high-temperature conditions typically encountered during industrial machining, ensuring consistent lubrication.

Q: Is Chuck Paste safe to use on all metal components in machine tools?

A: Yes, Chuck Paste is non-corrosive to metals and can be safely used on various metal machine parts, including chucks, slides, and gears, without risk of damage or corrosion.

Q: Does Chuck Paste require any special handling or disposal procedures due to its chemical composition?

A: Chuck Paste is non-toxic under normal use but should be handled according to standard industrial safety protocols. Dispose of any waste or residue in accordance with local regulations for oil-based lubricants.

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