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The Drop Point & Lubrication Contamination

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Are you familiar with the term "drop point" of a grease?

Definition: The upper temperature limit of grease

Surpassing the dropping point causes the oil in the grease to separate from the thickener The grease loses its desired consistency and begins to drip.

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