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- High Temperature Grease
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- 95 × 95 × 80 mm
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Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand 47667845001 39218193 High Temperature Grease is a maintenance lubricant used for lubrication duties in industrial air compressor and associated mechanical equipment. It is supplied as a dedicated service consumable for applications where conventional general-purpose grease may not be suitable for the operating conditions.
In compressor maintenance work, grease is commonly used on mechanical components where controlled lubrication is required to reduce friction, surface wear, and premature component deterioration. Selecting the correct lubricant is important because lubricant properties can affect component movement, heat generation, and service intervals.
The 39218193 grease can be used as part of scheduled maintenance activities on compatible Ingersoll Rand equipment. Maintenance personnel can apply the lubricant to designated components during servicing, overhaul, or preventive-maintenance procedures according to the equipment’s lubrication requirements.
As a service part, the grease is different from compressor oil, coolant, or other fluid consumables. Its application should be limited to components for which grease lubrication is specified, avoiding substitution between lubricant types simply because they are used on the same machine.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Part Number | 47667845001 |
| Product Number | 39218193 |
| Product Type | High Temperature Grease |
| Primary Function | High-temperature mechanical lubrication |
| System Role | Maintenance lubricant |
| Typical Application | Industrial air compressor and mechanical equipment maintenance |
| Dimensions | 95 × 95 × 80 mm |
| Weight | 0.40 kg |
Product Features
- High temperature grease for industrial maintenance applications
- Ingersoll Rand service part identified by 39218193
- Suitable for designated grease-lubricated mechanical components
- Used during preventive maintenance and equipment servicing
- Helps maintain lubrication at components exposed to elevated operating temperatures
- Supports maintenance of compatible compressor and auxiliary mechanical equipment
- Suitable for controlled application during service and overhaul work
Working Principle
The grease works by forming a lubricating layer between contacting mechanical surfaces. When applied to a designated component, the lubricant remains within the lubrication area and reduces direct surface-to-surface contact during movement.
Grease Application → Lubricating Film → Reduced Surface Friction → Reduced Wear and Heat Generation → Component Operation
During equipment operation, mechanical movement produces relative motion between the lubricated surfaces. The grease helps maintain lubrication at the contact area, reducing friction and protecting the surfaces against excessive wear.
The actual lubrication point depends on the equipment design. Bearings, bushings, joints, gears, or other mechanical interfaces may use grease where specified by the equipment manufacturer. The grease should therefore be applied only to designated lubrication points and in the appropriate quantity.
Role in an Ingersoll Rand Compressor Maintenance System
The 39218193 grease belongs to the mechanical maintenance layer of an industrial compressor system rather than the control or electrical layer. It supports the condition of selected mechanical components that require grease lubrication.
Maintenance Procedure → 39218193 High Temperature Grease → Lubricated Mechanical Component → Compressor Mechanical System
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Maintenance Personnel | Performs lubrication and scheduled service |
| 39218193 High Temperature Grease | Provides lubrication to designated mechanical components |
| Bearings / Bushings / Joints | Receive lubrication where specified |
| Compressor Mechanical Assembly | Transfers and supports mechanical movement |
| Compressor Drive System | Supplies mechanical power to the compressor |
| Monitoring System | Monitors operating conditions and maintenance-related parameters |
Correct lubrication complements other compressor maintenance activities such as oil service, filtration, inspection, and mechanical adjustment. The grease itself does not replace compressor oil or other fluids used for separate lubrication circuits.
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Air Compressor Maintenance | Lubrication of designated mechanical components |
| Screw Compressor Service | Greasing of specified service points during maintenance |
| Industrial Machinery | Lubrication of compatible high-temperature mechanical interfaces |
| Preventive Maintenance | Scheduled lubrication during equipment servicing |
| Compressor Overhaul | Lubrication during component inspection and reassembly |
| Mechanical Equipment Service | Maintenance of grease-lubricated moving components |
| Industrial Plant Maintenance | Service lubrication for compatible equipment |
Installation and Maintenance
- Confirm that 39218193 is the specified lubricant for the intended equipment and lubrication point.
- Review the equipment lubrication requirements before applying grease.
- Clean the lubrication point before application where contamination could affect the component.
- Use clean application equipment to prevent dirt or foreign material from entering the lubrication area.
- Apply the grease only to designated lubrication points.
- Avoid mixing different grease types unless their compatibility has been established for the application.
- Do not use grease as a substitute for compressor oil or another specified lubricant.
- Apply an appropriate quantity rather than filling a component beyond its intended grease capacity.
- Inspect the lubricated component for abnormal heat, noise, resistance, or mechanical movement during service.
- Keep the grease container closed when not in use to reduce contamination and moisture exposure.
- Store and handle the product according to the applicable product and equipment requirements.
- After maintenance, verify normal mechanical operation and record the lubrication activity as part of the equipment service history.
Compatible System Components
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand Screw Compressor | Primary equipment requiring scheduled mechanical maintenance |
| Compressor Bearings | Support rotating mechanical elements where grease lubrication is specified |
| Bushings and Mechanical Joints | Provide guided or articulated mechanical movement |
| Compressor Drive Assembly | Transfers mechanical power to the compressor |
| Coupling Components | Connect rotating mechanical assemblies where applicable |
| Cooling System | Maintains operating temperature of compressor components |
| Compressor Oil System | Provides separate oil-based lubrication where specified |
| Maintenance Service Equipment | Supports inspection, lubrication, and component servicing |
Recommended Related Models
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47667845001 | Compressor Service Parts | Maintenance and service components |
| Ingersoll Rand 39218193 | High Temperature Grease | Grease lubrication for designated components |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Lubricants | Maintenance Lubricants | Compressor lubrication and servicing |
| Ingersoll Rand Air Filters | Compressor Filter Elements | Intake air filtration |
| Ingersoll Rand Oil Filters | Compressor Filter Elements | Compressor oil filtration |
| Ingersoll Rand Air/Oil Separator Elements | Separator Element | Air and oil separation |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Service Kits | Maintenance Kit | Scheduled compressor maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Replacement Parts | Mechanical Service Parts | Equipment repair and overhaul |
Key Advantages
- Provides a dedicated grease lubricant for specified high-temperature service applications.
- Supports maintenance of grease-lubricated mechanical components.
- Useful for preventive maintenance and compressor servicing.
- Helps maintain lubrication at designated moving contact surfaces.
- Can be incorporated into scheduled equipment overhaul and maintenance procedures.
- Provides a service-specific alternative to using unsuitable general-purpose lubricants.
Technical FAQs
Where should 39218193 High Temperature Grease be applied?
It should be applied only to mechanical components and lubrication points for which this grease is specified. The correct lubrication location should be confirmed from the equipment maintenance requirements rather than applying the grease to all moving parts.
Can 39218193 be used instead of compressor oil?
No. Grease and compressor oil serve different lubrication functions. 39218193 should not be substituted for compressor oil in an oil-lubricated compressor circuit or another application requiring a specific fluid lubricant.
What can happen if incompatible grease is mixed with 39218193?
Mixing incompatible grease types can alter lubrication performance and may cause separation, hardening, softening, or other undesirable behavior. When changing lubricant types, the existing grease and compatibility requirements should be considered before introducing the replacement grease.
How can inadequate lubrication be identified during compressor maintenance?
Abnormal bearing or mechanical noise, elevated component temperature, increased resistance, unusual wear, or changes in mechanical movement can indicate a lubrication-related problem. These symptoms can also have other causes, so the affected component and surrounding mechanical system should be inspected before identifying lubrication as the sole cause.