General Petroleum’s Greasgen line includes a variety of high-performance

 

General Petroleum’s Greasgen line includes a variety of high-performance greases tailored for demanding industrial, automotive, and construction applications.


 GP Greasgen Product Range

Product Name

Type

Key Features

Applications

Greasgen EP 2/3/4

Lithium-based Extreme Pressure

- Smooth to hard consistency (NLGI 2–4)
- Drop point ≥190°C
- Excellent water resistance
- Good pumpability

- Wheel bearings
- Chassis
- Shock-loaded bearings
- Mining & construction equipment

Greasgen HT Lithium Complex EP2

High Temp Lithium Complex

- NLGI 2 grade
- Drop point 272°C
- Excellent mechanical stability
- Water washout loss: 2.1%
- Weld load: 315 kgf

- Disc brake wheel bearings
- Electric motor bearings
- Universal joints
- Heavy-duty vehicles & industrial machinery

  Performance Highlights

  • Wide Temperature Range: Operates from -10°C to 150°C (EP series) and up to 180°C intermittently (HT EP2).
  • Corrosion Protection: Passes copper strip and Timken OK load tests.
  • Extreme Pressure Resistance: Withstands high loads and shock conditions.
  • Water Resistance: Maintains performance in wet, dusty, or dry environments.

These greases are engineered to meet international standards and OEM requirements, making them suitable for transport, agriculture, and off-road equipment.

 

Location: Middle East

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