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Formulated & Recommended
by the Experts in Workholding
for Over 70 Years
Tri-Kote
18
Lithium
16
14
GRIPPING FORCE (kN)
12
10
0
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
SPEED (RPM)
Standard lithium grease is not designed for lubricating chucks on machine tool equipment. In this side-
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• At 5000 RPM, Tri-Kote Grease has more grip force than standard lithium grease has at 0 RPM.
• Tri-Kote has at least 1.5x the gripping force of standard Lithium grease
• Utilizing Tri-Kote grease can triple service life