High-temperature chain oils are used particularly in industrial environments where chains are continuously exposed to high heat. These oils are resistant to oxidation at high temperatures, protecting chain pins, bearings, and links, reducing wear and carbonization.
1. Areas of Use
A. Oven and Baking Lines
- In food, bread, biscuit, and pastry production lines
- Chains are exposed to temperatures of 180–250°C
- Food grade and NSF H1 certified oils are preferred
B. Drying and Painting Systems
- Drying lines in textile, paper, or food industries
- Chains must withstand high temperatures and low humidity conditions
C. Metal and Steel Industry
- Annealing, heat treatment, and production lines
- Chains are exposed to high temperatures under heavy loads
D. Plastic and Injection Lines
- Conveyor chains operating at high temperatures
- EP-additive and high-viscosity chain oils are recommended
E. Industrial Furnaces and Ovens
- Glass, ceramic, and food oven chains
- Special formulations preventing carbonization and oxidation
2. Features
- High temperature resistance: Stable between 180–250°C
- Oxidation resistance: Prevents chain carbonization
- Adhesiveness: Provides a lasting oil film on chain pins and bearings
- Food grade option: Guarantees hygiene and safety in food chains
- Chemical and water resistance: Resistant to cleaning and CIP lines
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