Shell Stamina Grease RL 1 High-Temperature Urea Grease for Centralized Lubrication
Shell Stamina Grease RL 1 is a high-temperature urea-thickened grease from Shell. Shell Lubricants Japan describes the Stamina Grease RL family as heat-resistant greases using a special urea thickener, with RL0 and RL1 specifically recommended for centralized lubrication of bearings operating at high temperatures. The current Japanese SDS identifies Stamina Grease RL 1 as a lubricating grease containing highly refined mineral oils and additives. It is a light-brown semi-solid at ambient temperature and has a dropping point of at least 234°C.
Product Details
Product Features
Excellent High-Temperature Performance:Uses a special urea thickener for stable lubrication in elevated-temperature bearing applications.
Suitable for Centralized Lubrication:RL1 is specifically recommended by Shell Japan for centralized lubrication systems serving high-temperature bearings.
Good Water Resistance:Shell Japan classifies Stamina Grease RL among its water-resistant grease products.
High Dropping Point:The current SDS gives a dropping point of ≥234°C.
Long-Term Lubrication Stability:The diurea thickening system supports good thermal and oxidation stability in prolonged high-temperature operation.
Product Applications
High-Temperature Rolling Bearings:For rolling bearings operating under elevated temperatures.
Centralized Lubrication Systems:A key Shell-specified application for RL1.
Industrial Electric Motor Bearings:Suitable for high-temperature motor-bearing applications.
Steel, Paper and General Industrial Equipment:Applicable to continuously operated bearing systems requiring reliable high-temperature lubrication.
| Item | Shell Stamina Grease RL 1 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | High-Temperature Urea Grease |
| Brand | Shell |
| Model | Stamina Grease RL 1 |
| NLGI Grade | 1 |
| Thickener | Special Urea / Diurea |
| Base Oil | Highly Refined Mineral Oil |
| Appearance | Light Brown Semi-Solid |
| Worked Penetration | Approx. 310–340* |
| Base Oil Viscosity @ 40°C | Approx. 150 mm²/s* |
| Dropping Point | ≥234°C |