Chemical corrosion breaks plastic molecular chains. PC base material is sensitive to ester‑based oil, while the ABS rubber layer easily swells after mineral‑oil penetration. Grease seeps inside and snaps polymer chains, making buckles, gears and shells brittle and easy to crack under slight force.
Residual internal stress mixes with lubricant and triggers cracks on thin walls, corners, screw posts and snaps. Standard grease softens the plastic surface and releases built‑in stress during plug‑in, opening‑closing or vibration.
Polar incompatibility causes size expansion. Non‑polar regular grease clashes with polar PC+ABS and makes parts swell. Low‑grade additives dissolve plastic surfaces and lead to peeling or white marks.
High‑temperature working conditions speed‑up damage. High heat from car‑sun exposure, round‑the‑clock energy‑storage devices and fast chargers accelerates grease penetration and weakens plastic strength, doubling defect rates.
Zero corrosion on plastics to prevent stress cracks
Fully compatible with PC, PC+ABS and ABS. No swelling, whitening or invisible cracks after application.
Wide temperature range for high‑temp charging‑device use
Working temperature: ‑40℃‑300℃. The grease won’t leak, carbonize or separate oil under continuous heating.
Outstanding oxidation resistance for low maintenance cost
Low volatility and stable performance extend service cycles and cut repeated re‑greasing work.
Complete plastic‑compatibility tests in line with ISO22088 before official production;
Run 72‑hour high‑temperature ageing tests on small‑batch assembled parts, and confirm no cracks or swelling before large‑scale manufacturing;
Thoroughly remove old mineral or ester‑based grease on workpieces and equipment to prevent chemical reactions between mixed lubricants.
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