RENOLIN CHAINLUBE HT 500 - Specialty Chain & Gear Lubricants, ISO VG 500 - 35 lb pail

Product description

RENOLIN CHAINLUBE HT 500 is a clear amber, solid-free, synthetic oil engineered for prolonged use at high temperatures. It is a clean, ashless formulation for continuous service without harmful residue buildup. The viscosity grade is light enough to provide thorough penetration when applied, but has a very high viscosity index to hold a sufficient, sustained lubricating film at the high end of the operating temperature range (up to 550°F). It has extremely low evaporation loss, leading to economical consumption rates and less waste.

Main applications

• Conveyorized oven chains running on anti-friction roller bearings, especially continuous proof and bake systems for industrialized bread, roll, and bun production
• Overhead conveyor bearings on metal finishing, paint lines, or curing ovens
• Lithograph printing lines, textile finishing tenterframes, and film stretching ovens

Typical physical characteristics

Operating temperature confirmed from FUCHS's official US product page. Numeric density, flash point, and viscosity table were not located in the sources checked.

Performance features

• Clean, ashless formulation — no harmful residue buildup
• Very high viscosity index for sustained film at high temperature
• Extremely low evaporation loss for economical consumption

Handling and storage

Store in tightly closed containers in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and incompatible materials. When stored under these conditions, use within the manufacturer's recommended shelf life.

Available packaging

• 35 lb pail
• 5-gallon pails also available (formerly marketed as STABYLAN 500 HT)

Packaging availability may vary. Contact Miles Lubricants LLC for current packaging and minimum-order requirements.

Product information

Disclaimer

Based on published FUCHS technical/product literature where available. Where physical properties could not be confirmed, they have intentionally been omitted rather than estimated. Please consult FUCHS or the current lot Certificate of Analysis, and the applicable Safety Data Sheet, before use.