Arcanol Rolling Bearing Grease is a lubricating grease made to protect rolling bearings, cutting down friction and wear so the bearing runs smoothly for longer.
It comes in different grades - multipurpose, heavy duty, high temperature, and special-use - so each bearing gets the right grease for its load, speed, and running temperature.
Getting the right grease into a bearing is a small step that decides a big outcome - how long that bearing keeps running without failure. At Shree Balaji Export, we supply Arcanol rolling bearing grease alongside our bearing range, so every joint, motor, or rotary axis we ship gets matched lubrication support too. Our team checks pack size, grade, and shelf life before dispatch, and we prepare export paperwork so the grease clears customs along with the bearings. Visit Shree Balaji Export to check stock and request a quote.
What Is Arcanol Rolling Bearing Grease?
Arcanol rolling bearing grease is a lubricant made specially for the rollers and balls inside a bearing. A bearing has small moving parts that rub against each other thousands of times a minute. Without grease, this rubbing (called friction) wears the metal down fast and the bearing gets hot and noisy.
Arcanol grease sits inside the bearing and forms a thin protective film. This film keeps metal-to-metal contact low, carries away some heat, and stops dust, water, and rust from reaching the rollers. Because bearings run in very different jobs - some slow and heavy, some fast and light, some in cold stores, some near furnaces - Arcanol grease is made in several grades, each tuned for a different mix of load, speed, and temperature.
Arcanol Grease vs Ordinary Bearing Grease: What Is the Difference?
A basic, off-the-shelf grease can lubricate a bearing for simple, low-demand jobs, but it usually offers only one general-purpose formula. Arcanol grease is built and lab-tested for the exact stresses a rolling bearing faces - repeated rolling contact, high momentary pressure, and temperature swings - so it holds its protective film for longer under those specific conditions.
If the job is light-duty and short-life is acceptable, an ordinary grease may work. If the bearing carries real load, runs at speed, or sits in a hot or cold spot for years of duty, a grade-matched Arcanol grease gives noticeably longer service life and fewer unplanned stops.
Grades of Arcanol Rolling Bearing Grease
- Multipurpose Greases: Built for a wide range of everyday bearings - fans, motors, pumps, and general machine parts. A good first choice when the exact load and temperature are not extreme.
- Heavy Duty Greases: Made for bearings that carry high load, such as construction equipment, rolling mills, and material handling gear. These greases resist being squeezed out from between the rollers under pressure.
- High Temperature Greases: Designed to keep their structure and lubricating strength even when the bearing housing gets hot, such as near ovens, dryers, kilns, and drying lines.
- Special Purpose Greases: Selected for a particular need - very high speed spindles, oscillating (back-and-forth) bearing motion, or low-friction starts in cold conditions.
Arcanol Grease Grades, Pack Sizes & Applications
The table below is a general guide to common Arcanol grease grades, how they are packed, and where each is typically used. Share your bearing's running temperature, load, and speed with our team for an exact match.
| Grease Grade | Pack Sizes Available | Working Temp. Range | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARCANOL MULTI2 / MULTI3 | 400 g cartridge, 1 kg tin, 5 kg tin | -30°C to 140°C | General purpose bearings in fans, motors, pumps, and conveyors |
| ARCANOL MULTITOP | 400 g cartridge, 1 kg tin | -40°C to 150°C | Wide-speed bearings in machine tools and general industrial drives |
| ARCANOL LOAD150 | 400 g cartridge, 1 kg tin | -20°C to 140°C | Heavily loaded bearings and linear guideways under steady load |
| ARCANOL LOAD400 | 1 kg tin, 180 kg drum | -40°C to 130°C | Heavy duty bearings in construction and material handling equipment |
| ARCANOL TEMP90 / TEMP110 | 400 g cartridge, 1 kg tin | -40°C to 160°C | Bearings running hot, such as in ovens, dryers, and kilns |
| ARCANOL TEMP200 | 1 kg tin | -20°C to 220°C | Bearings in very high heat or mildly aggressive chemical settings |
| ARCANOL SPEED2,6 | 400 g cartridge, 1 kg tin | -50°C to 120°C | High-speed spindle bearings in precision machine tools |
Benefits of Using the Right Arcanol Grease
- Longer Bearing Life: The correct grade keeps a protective film in place instead of breaking down early.
- Lower Running Temperature: Good lubrication cuts down friction, so the bearing runs cooler.
- Fewer Breakdowns: Bearings that are properly greased are far less likely to seize or fail without warning.
- Protection From Dirt and Moisture: A stable grease film helps block dust, water, and rust from reaching the rollers.
- Better Value Over Time: Spending a little more on the right grease grade usually costs less than replacing a bearing early.
Across Our Export Markets
Bearing grease needs shift from one market to another, depending on climate, machine type, and how the equipment is used. Here is a snapshot of demand across the countries we export to:
| Export Market | How Bearing Grease Is Used There |
|---|---|
| Sri Lanka | Tea and garment processing plants apply heavy duty grease on bearings that run non-stop through long shifts. |
| South Africa | Mining and material handling units pick high load grease for bearings carrying heavy, dusty conditions. |
| UAE | Warehousing and logistics hubs use wide-temperature grease for bearings working in hot storage yards. |
| Nigeria | New manufacturing and assembly units use multipurpose grease as a reliable first choice for general bearings. |
| Egypt | Food and packaging plants use grease that is stable at higher running heat near ovens and driers. |
| Indonesia | Palm oil and processing machinery use heavy duty grease for slow, high-load bearing positions. |
| Thailand | Automotive component plants use high-speed grease grades for spindle and precision bearings. |
| Kuwait | Oil and gas support equipment uses high temperature grease for bearings near hot process lines. |
| Worldwide | Any bearing that must keep running smoothly under load, speed, or heat can be matched to a suitable Arcanol grade. |
How to Choose the Right Arcanol Grease Grade
- Check the Running Load: Heavy, steady load usually calls for a heavy duty grease grade.
- Check the Operating Temperature: Hot machine housings need a high temperature grade; cold stores need a grade rated for low starting temperatures.
- Check the Speed of Rotation: Very fast-spinning bearings, like spindles, need a grease made for high speed.
- Check the Environment: Dusty, wet, or chemically exposed areas may need a grease with stronger sealing properties.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Over-Greasing the Bearing: Too much grease can raise running temperature instead of lowering it.
- Mixing Incompatible Greases: Different grease bases can react badly together and lose their protective ability.
- Using One Grade for Every Bearing: A grease that suits a slow bearing may not suit a fast or hot one.
- Ignoring the Relubrication Schedule: Grease breaks down over time and use, even if the bearing looks fine from outside.
Simple Maintenance Tips for Longer Bearing Life
Follow the relubrication interval given for the specific grease grade and bearing type, since running hours and temperature both affect how fast grease wears out. Wipe away old, hardened grease before adding fresh grease, as mixing old and new can reduce lubrication quality. Keep grease containers closed and stored away from dust, heat, and direct sunlight so the grease stays in good condition until it is used.
Need bulk or export-packed Arcanol rolling bearing grease? Get a fast quote from Shree Balaji Export - trusted delivery to Sri Lanka, South Africa, UAE, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, Thailand, Kuwait, and worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is used to lubricate the rollers or balls inside a bearing, cutting down friction, reducing wear, and protecting the bearing from dirt, moisture, and rust.
Arcanol grease is developed and tested specifically for the rolling contact inside bearings, so it holds its protective film longer under bearing-specific load, speed, and temperature conditions than a general-purpose grease.
Match the grease grade to the bearing's load, running speed, and operating temperature - heavy load needs a heavy duty grade, high heat needs a high temperature grade, and high speed needs a speed-rated grade.
Yes. Over-filling a bearing with grease can raise its running temperature and reduce performance, so the correct fill amount matters as much as the grease grade.
Shree Balaji Export supplies Arcanol rolling bearing grease to Sri Lanka, South Africa, the UAE, Nigeria, Egypt, Indonesia, Thailand, Kuwait, and other markets worldwide, with complete export documentation.
Common signs include a rise in running temperature, new noise or vibration, and grease that looks dry, discoloured, or has hardened inside the bearing housing.
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