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Teflono TitanHeat PTFE grease
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Teflono TitanHeat

Heavy-duty PTFE grease with enhanced load capacity for 260-290°C environments

TitanHeat combines a perfluoropolyether (PFPE) base oil with a high-concentration PTFE dispersion for environments demanding both extreme temperature resistance and heavy load carrying capacity. The polyurea thickener eliminates metallic soap limitations, offering exceptional shear stability. Designed for steel mill bearings, cement kiln applications, and heavy industrial equipment operating at sustained high temperatures.

Temp Range

260°C — 290°C

PTFE Content

22%

Base Oil

PFPE (Perfluoropolyether)

NLGI Grade

2

Technical Data Sheet

Specifications

Base OilPFPE (Perfluoropolyether)
ThickenerPolyurea
PTFE Content22%
NLGI Grade2
Drop Point300°C
Viscosity @40°C280 cSt
Viscosity @100°C28 cSt
Four-Ball Wear0.38 mm
Water ResistanceGood
Oxidation StabilityExcellent

Additives

Molybdenum disulfidePhenolic anti-oxidantExtreme pressure additiveCopper passivator

Key Features

  • PFPE base oil for maximum thermal stability up to 290°C
  • 22% PTFE content for heavy-load boundary lubrication
  • Polyurea thickener eliminates metallic soap limitations
  • MoS2 additive provides backup lubrication under extreme loads
  • Exceptional shear stability for high-speed bearing applications
  • Extended relubrication intervals reduce maintenance costs

Applications & Use Cases

Steel mill rolling bearings
Cement kiln support rollers
Continuous casting equipment
Heavy press bearings
Industrial dryer bearings
Calciner machinery
Sinter plant equipment
Rotary kiln seals
Hot rolling mill guides

Performance Characteristics

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Manufacturing Recipe

Batch size: 1kg — Detailed formulation and step-by-step process

Ingredients (1kg batch)

Ingredient%GramsRole
PFPE Base Oil (Fomblin Y)45%450gBase lubricant - fluorinated oil with extreme thermal stability
Polyurea Thickener12%120gNon-soap thickener - superior thermal and shear stability
PTFE Micro-powder (3μm)22%220gSolid lubricant - primary friction reducer and load bearer
Molybdenum Disulfide (MoS2)5%50gBackup solid lubricant for extreme pressure conditions
MDI (Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate)6%60gPolyurea precursor - reacts with amines to form thickener
Octadecylamine4%40gPolyurea precursor - forms urea linkage with MDI
Phenolic Anti-oxidant (BHT)2%20gPrimary antioxidant - radical scavenger
Sulfurized EP Additive2.5%25gExtreme pressure protection under shock loads
Benzotriazole Copper Passivator0.5%5gPrevents copper corrosion in bronze bearings
Anti-foam Agent1%10gControls air entrainment

Process Steps

1

PFPE Oil Heating

Heat PFPE base oil (Fomblin Y or equivalent) in a chemically inert vessel (PTFE-lined or glass). PFPE oils require careful handling - use only fluoropolymer-compatible seals and gaskets.

90°C 10 minutes
2

Polyurea Synthesis

Dissolve octadecylamine in half the PFPE oil at 70°C. Separately, dissolve MDI in the remaining PFPE oil at 50°C. Slowly combine the two solutions under vigorous agitation (1200 RPM). Exothermic reaction will occur - monitor temperature carefully.

70-130°C (exothermic) 25 minutes
3

Thermal Treatment

Heat the polyurea-PFPE mixture to drive the reaction to completion and develop the thickener structure. Maintain constant stirring. The mixture should develop a smooth, creamy consistency.

180-200°C 40 minutes
4

PTFE & MoS2 Incorporation

Cool to 140°C. Pre-blend PTFE micro-powder with MoS2 in a dry container. Add the dry blend slowly to the grease while agitating at 1500+ RPM. Continue mixing until fully homogeneous - approximately 15 passes through the high-shear zone.

130-140°C 25 minutes
5

Additive Addition

Cool to 110°C and add phenolic antioxidant, EP additive, copper passivator, and anti-foam agent. Mix each additive thoroughly for 5 minutes before adding the next.

100-110°C 25 minutes
6

Milling & Deaeration

Pass through a three-roll mill at tight clearances (0.02mm final gap) for ultra-smooth texture. Then deaerate under mild vacuum (500 mbar) for 15 minutes to remove trapped air.

50-70°C 35 minutes
7

Testing & Packaging

Perform full QC testing: penetration, drop point, EP testing, and oxidation stability. Package in steel containers with nitrogen blanket to prevent oxidation during storage.

Room temp 30 minutes

Required Equipment

  • PTFE-lined or glass-lined mixing vessel (2L)
  • High-shear mixer (up to 1500+ RPM)
  • Temperature controller with thermocouple
  • Three-roll mill with adjustable gap
  • Vacuum deaeration system
  • Analytical balance (0.01g precision)
  • Nitrogen gas supply for blanketing
  • Full PPE: chemical-resistant gloves, respirator, face shield

Safety Notes

  • MDI is a sensitizer and respiratory hazard - use in fume hood with appropriate respirator
  • PFPE oils can decompose above 300°C releasing toxic fluorine compounds - do not overheat
  • MoS2 dust is irritating - handle in well-ventilated area with dust mask
  • Exothermic polyurea reaction requires careful temperature monitoring
  • Keep water away from MDI - reacts violently with moisture
  • Dispose of waste chemicals according to local hazardous waste regulations

Quality Control Checks

  • Cone penetration: 265-295 dmm (ASTM D217)
  • Drop point: >295°C (ASTM D2265)
  • Four-ball wear scar: <0.40 mm (ASTM D2266)
  • Four-ball EP weld point: >315 kgf (ASTM D2596)
  • Oxidation stability: >300 min at 200°C (ASTM D942)
  • Visual: Dark gray, smooth paste with no grit or separation

Where Competitors Still Lead

Full Comparison

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Drop Point:320°Cvs300°C
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