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A typical grease compatibility chart is shown in Figure 1. Compatibility of grease mixtures is typically categorized as follows: Compatible – The properties of the mixture are similar to those of the individual grease. Incompatible – The properties of the mixture are significantly different than those of the individual greases. Borderline ...

Use this chart to find out if two lubricating greases are compatible by checking their thickeners.

Compatibility testing includes heating and holding grease for a specified time at assumed operating temperature for mixtures of 10:90, 50:50 and 90:10. The grease is

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NLGI developed designations and performance descriptions for service grease categories. These categories are defined per ASTM D4950 and include the lubrication of wheel bearings and chassis

developed the grease compatibility chart shown on the next page, which provides guidelines based on the thickeners. Compatibility Considerations It is important to note that even though grease thickener types may be compatible, there are other ingredients and properties that should be evaluated as well when considering a change in grease.

the test results determines if greases are compatible (all changes within the repeatability of the least performing grease), borderline compatible (change beyond the repeatability but still within the test reproducibility of the least performing grease) or incompatible (change beyond the reproducibility of the least performing grease).

This chart is for reference only; it is intended as a starting point to determine whether two greases might be compatible. Additional testing might be warranted.

The chart below illustrates the compatibility between most grease types with three categories: compatible, borderline compatible and not compatible. Whether two greases are compatible will depend on the thickener type and base fluid as well as the resulting grease properties after the two grease types have been sufficiently mixed.