In precision motors, plastic gears, and micro - transmission components, EM50L has always been the preferred low - temperature lubricating grease for many enterprises. However, in the context where high cost - performance and supply stability have become key points today, domestic substitution has become a rigid demand for more and more enterprises. Today, Baoxing brings you our independently developed BX - 434 series low - temperature lubricating grease, which is a domestic low - temperature lubricating grease product that can be comparable to imported brands!
The reason why the BX - 434 series lubricating grease becomes the preferred choice stems from its multi - dimensional hard core performance. It is specially designed for precision metal and plastic matching components, and is suitable for scenarios such as small motors, reduction gears, and home appliance transmission systems; even in a low - temperature environment of - 35℃, it can still maintain a stable lubricating film to avoid jamming or slipping, especially suitable for cold regions and outdoor equipment.
At the same time, it has excellent water resistance and rust prevention capabilities, can resist water vapor erosion, and ensure long - term stable operation; the high adhesion formula can buffer the impact of gear meshing, significantly reduce operating noise, and improve the user experience. This series has passed the NSF H1 food - grade certification and the EU ROHS and REACH environmental protection regulations, which is safe and compliant with no obstacles to export. Multiple tests have proved that it can perfectly replace EM50L in terms of lubricity, service life, water resistance, etc., and has better cost - performance.
If you are looking for a reliable, stable low - temperature lubricating grease substitute with international qualifications, Baoxing BX - 434 series is undoubtedly a choice worth trying. Welcome to contact us to obtain sample testing and technical support services, helping your equipment to be quieter, more efficient and longer - lived!
