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NSF H1 Chain Lubricant Application Case
2025-11-26
Case Study:NSF H1 Chain Lubricant Application Case
Recommended Products: FDM220 Food -grade lubricant
A poultry processing plant in Indonesia contacted us. We learned that their feed chain and overhead conveyor chain require weekly lubrication maintenance to address lubrication failure caused by daily washing and disinfection . Ordinary lubricating oil is quickly washed away, leading to rust, malfunctions, and premature chain damage.
1. Chain → Now replaced with FDM220 Food -grade lubricant (NSF H1 certified). Its fluid penetrates deep into the chain links and resists corrosion from water, disinfectants, and steam. Relubricate well-functioning conveyors weekly; the lubricant dosage is optimized for leaking conveyors to prevent dripping.
2. Bearings → Exposed bearings are replaced with HT810 high-temperature food -grade grease, which provides waterproof and shock-resistant properties under flushing conditions.
3. Cleaning path → Remove previously accumulated residues, record lubrication time and replacement frequency to ensure control of production costs .
4. Compliance: All lubricants used are safe and non-toxic and are NSF H1 certified.
1. Effectively solves the problem of oil spillage in the lubrication chain , extends maintenance intervals, and prolongs equipment lifespan;
2. Resolve problems such as machine alarms and shutdowns caused by poor grease pumping in lubrication parts, and equipment wear.
3. Solve the problem of frequent lubrication and maintenance intervals caused by grease coking at high temperatures .
"We tested many lubricants but couldn't find one that satisfied us. Either the quality was too poor or they couldn't deliver on time. Then FRTLUBE's sales team took the initiative to contact us . After communicating with them, we gave FRTLUBE two weeks to ship the product. To our surprise, FRTLUBE delivered it to our door in just 8 days. The quality was excellent and exactly what we needed . We were really pleasantly surprised ."