How to tell NLGI 0 grease from NLGI 2

[@CarlosRojas-hy7yl]

useful info! thanks for posting this

[@robertgadau]

Thank you for the video, great stuff. I have posted the link of your video in one forum, hope you don't mind. Thanks again !

[@madkaz09]

Very useful information for me. Thanks)))

[@henrybyrd5402]

Useful video but does anyone know where I can get small quantities of NLGI #0 in the UK? All the lubricant suppliers over here have never even heard of the NLGI standard. This is not too much of a surprise as very few manufacturers show the standard on their packaging. When I research on the net I discover that virtually all grease over here is NGLI #2 "general purpose" grease!

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

The Snapper Lawn Mower original disc drive differential REQUIRES the "00" grease, what they sold was GREEN in color, it was brought into the plant in 55 gal drums, then we pumped it into 32oz jugs, I DON'T remember the company the grease came from

[@taderdigger4115]

That’s John Deere corn head grease more than likely.

[@gustavo4523]

The best Grease for angle grinder gearbox is the 0? grease for angle grinder the grease has to circulate, like a semi-pasty oil. a very solid grease like nlgi2 tends to go to the edges with centrifugal force, but it cannot return the gear again, because it does not move. I believe that the grease has to be fluid too, to form a lubricating mist.

[@dandyer8351]

Been wondering this myself for my rotary polisher. Ngli2 just flings to the sides and non on the gears. Need something gloopy that will move. Im gonna order some ngli 0

[@CYDeviant]

@@dandyer8351 You want 00 grease or corn head grease preferably

[@LBCAndrew]

@@CYDeviant You don't think 00 would be too thin? Once that 00 heats up from from use, it's going to get even thinner.

[@RingZero]

Thanks for the info, this is truly helpful. Is the grade related to the viscosity of the grease?

[@attitudeadjuster793]

Yes.

[@tylersutton2216]

yep

[@Marineavp]

Yes, but not the viscosity of oil inside, you can have a high nlgi grade( 3 or 4 for example) with low viscosity oil(useful in high speed bearings), and you can have a low nlgi grade with high viscosity oil.

[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

Can anyone tell me the ACTUAL COLOR both of these samples are & WHAT COMPANY they came from??

[@Heath75032]

Yes. Celsius

[@RuskPhoenix]

554 Ankunding Creek

[@QuillerJean-w8k]

Sanford Ridge

[@globalcom150]

can someone tell me what chemical do we use to make it from grade 2 to grade 3 ?

[@fatihdurmaz9826]

poop

[@manvindersinghsingh1930]

I want lithium complex grease nlgi2 how can possible

[@djlinux64]

amazon

[@jeremylakenes6859]

And what is EP2? Can I get EP2 in ngli 0, 1, or 2? Or?

[@Heath75032]

EP means extreme pressure. A grease of any NLGI grade can be an EP grease.

[@GKD41]

22 Celsius?

[@jaxturner7288]

GKD41 well yeah, he didn’t sound American or Australian did he? We’re the only ones embracing the imperial units and would of said room temperature or 72 dungarees Fahrenheit.

[@djlinux64]

you would see his breath on the camera if F

[@dfdfdfdfdfdf-w4i]

Schoen Motorway

[@davidwas77]

who else came here by searching sfk;nldgj?

[@AA-xe1gg]

looks like only you

[@howtowin.facts.7247]

Buy the thin stuff so it drips and you can wipe it up all over...

[@LylyDora-z6p]

704 Tyrel Trace