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The Ingersoll Rand 47667846001 39218193 High Temperature Grease is a high-temperature lubricant used for maintenance of compatible industrial compressor and mechanical equipment. It is intended for lubrication points where components operate under elevated temperatures and require grease to maintain an appropriate lubricating film during service.
In compressor maintenance work, high-temperature grease can be used on specified bearings, bushings, joints, or other mechanical points identified by the equipment manufacturer. Proper lubrication helps reduce friction between moving surfaces and limits wear during continuous or demanding operation.
The grease is particularly relevant to service environments where conventional general-purpose grease may not be suitable for the operating temperature or mechanical conditions. Selection should always follow the lubrication requirements of the specific Ingersoll Rand equipment and the applicable maintenance documentation.
During scheduled maintenance, the grease can be applied as part of a defined lubrication procedure rather than as a substitute for compressor oil, coolant, or other fluids used elsewhere in the machine.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Part Number | 47667846001 39218193 |
| Product Type | High Temperature Grease |
| Primary Function | High-temperature mechanical lubrication |
| System Role | Lubricant for specified mechanical points |
| Application | Industrial compressor and equipment service |
| Dimensions | 95 × 95 × 80 mm |
| Weight | 0.40 kg |
The grease works by remaining at the designated lubrication point and forming a lubricating film between contacting or moving surfaces. This reduces direct metal-to-metal contact and helps control friction and mechanical wear.
During equipment operation, the grease remains in the lubrication area and gradually accommodates mechanical movement and temperature changes. The grease consistency allows it to remain where it is applied rather than behaving like a freely circulating lubricant.
Grease Application Point → Lubricating Film → Moving Mechanical Surfaces → Reduced Friction / Wear
In compressor service, the grease should only be applied to lubrication points specifically intended for grease. Components using compressor oil or other dedicated fluids require their own specified lubricant and should not be treated with grease unless the equipment documentation explicitly permits it.
The 47667846001 39218193 is part of the mechanical maintenance layer rather than the compressor’s control or process-monitoring system. It supports the condition of designated mechanical components that depend on grease lubrication.
Maintenance Procedure → High Temperature Grease → Lubricated Mechanical Component → Compressor Mechanical Assembly → Operating Equipment
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Maintenance Procedure | Defines the required lubrication activity |
| High Temperature Grease | Supplies lubrication at designated service points |
| Bearings / Bushings / Joints | Receive the specified grease lubrication |
| Mechanical Assembly | Transfers motion and operating loads |
| Compressor Equipment | Performs the intended compression process |
| Maintenance Personnel | Verifies lubrication condition and service interval |
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Rotary Screw Compressor Service | Lubrication of specified grease points during maintenance |
| Compressor Mechanical Assemblies | Maintenance of designated bearings or mechanical joints |
| Industrial Air Systems | Grease lubrication of compatible mechanical components |
| Plant Maintenance | Scheduled lubrication of temperature-exposed equipment |
| Rotating Equipment | Lubrication of compatible mechanical moving points |
| Compressor Overhaul | Re-lubrication during inspection and component servicing |
| Industrial Machinery | Maintenance of grease-lubricated mechanical assemblies |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Compressor Mechanical Assembly | Contains the grease-lubricated mechanical components |
| Bearings | Supports rotating shafts and reduces mechanical friction |
| Bushings | Provides guided mechanical movement and support |
| Mechanical Joints | Allows controlled movement between connected components |
| Grease Fittings | Provides access for grease application |
| Lubrication Equipment | Delivers grease to designated service points |
| Compressor Drive System | Transfers mechanical power to the compressor |
| Maintenance Inspection Equipment | Supports checking of mechanical condition |
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47667846001 | Compressor Service Parts Family | Compressor maintenance and servicing |
| Ingersoll Rand 39218193 | High Temperature Grease | High-temperature lubrication |
| Ingersoll Rand Rotary Screw Compressor Parts | Compressor Service Components | Routine compressor maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Lubrication Products | Compressor Lubricants | Equipment lubrication and service |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Maintenance Kits | Maintenance Kit | Scheduled equipment servicing |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Bearings | Mechanical Component | Rotating assembly maintenance |
It should only be applied to lubrication points specified for this grease by the applicable equipment maintenance documentation. It should not automatically be used on every mechanical component in a compressor.
Grease compatibility should be confirmed before mixing. Different grease formulations can have incompatible thickener systems or additive packages, so old grease should be removed where the maintenance procedure requires it.
Abnormal bearing or joint noise, increased temperature, unusual vibration, or visible deterioration at a lubrication point can indicate a lubrication problem. These symptoms should be evaluated together with the equipment’s normal operating condition.
No. Grease and compressor oil serve different lubrication functions. The grease should be used only at components specifically designated for grease lubrication, while compressor oil should be maintained according to the compressor’s specified oil system and service requirements.