Product Overview

The Ingersoll Rand 47545144001 39218193 High Temperature Grease is a maintenance lubricant intended for equipment operating under elevated-temperature conditions. It is associated with Ingersoll Rand industrial equipment and is used where appropriate lubrication is required to maintain the condition of mechanical components exposed to heat and continuous operation.

In industrial compressor and machinery environments, grease is commonly applied to designated bearings, mechanical interfaces, or other manufacturer-specified lubrication points. Selecting the correct grease is important because lubricant characteristics must match the component, operating temperature, load, speed, and maintenance requirements of the equipment.

This product is particularly relevant to maintenance teams servicing Ingersoll Rand equipment where the specified lubricant is required for routine service or component maintenance. Using the correct maintenance material helps avoid substituting an unsuitable general-purpose grease into an application with specific lubrication requirements.

Technical Specifications

Product Features

• High-temperature grease intended for specified industrial equipment lubrication applications.
• Supplied as an Ingersoll Rand maintenance part with part number 39218193.
• Suitable for maintenance activities where the equipment requires an appropriate high-temperature lubricant.
• Helps maintain lubrication at designated mechanical contact and bearing points.
• Useful for scheduled service and preventive maintenance activities.
• Can be used as a replacement maintenance material when the original lubricant specification calls for this product.
• Supports maintenance of mechanical components exposed to elevated operating temperatures.
• Helps maintenance personnel maintain consistent lubrication practices across applicable Ingersoll Rand equipment.
• Intended to be used according to the equipment manufacturer’s lubrication requirements.
• Suitable for service inventories supporting industrial compressor and machinery maintenance.

Working Principle

Grease works by forming a lubricating film between contacting mechanical surfaces. When a suitable lubricant is applied to a designated component, it reduces direct metal-to-metal contact during movement and helps control friction and wear.

In an industrial machine, mechanical components may operate continuously while exposed to load and elevated temperature. The grease remains at the lubrication point and provides the lubrication medium required by the component, helping maintain the intended mechanical interface during operation.

Lubricant Application → Lubricating Film → Reduced Surface Contact → Controlled Friction and Wear

For high-temperature service, lubricant selection becomes particularly important. The grease must be suitable for the component and operating conditions specified by the equipment manufacturer. Using an incorrect lubricant can result in inadequate lubrication, accelerated wear, or maintenance problems.

The 47545144001 39218193 grease should therefore be treated as a maintenance material for specified equipment applications rather than as a universal substitute for every type of industrial grease.

Role in an Ingersoll Rand Equipment Maintenance Architecture

The grease belongs to the mechanical maintenance layer of an Ingersoll Rand equipment service program. It supports the lubrication of designated mechanical components rather than performing an electrical or control-system function.

Industrial Applications

Installation and Maintenance

1. Verify the equipment maintenance manual and confirm that 39218193 is the specified lubricant for the intended lubrication point.
2. Identify the correct component and lubrication point before applying the grease.
3. Isolate the equipment and follow the applicable shutdown and lockout procedures before performing maintenance.
4. Clean the lubrication point and surrounding area to reduce the risk of introducing contaminants.
5. Remove old or contaminated grease when the equipment maintenance procedure requires grease replacement.
6. Check the component for abnormal wear, overheating, noise, or mechanical damage before relubrication.
7. Apply the grease using the equipment manufacturer’s specified quantity and lubrication procedure.
8. Avoid mixing this grease with another lubricant unless compatibility has been specifically established.
9. Keep the grease container and application equipment clean and protected from contamination.
10. After lubrication, verify that the component operates normally during controlled equipment startup.
11. Monitor the serviced component for abnormal temperature, noise, vibration, or other indications of lubrication problems.
12. Record the lubricant part number, serviced component, maintenance date, and relevant service information for future maintenance.

Related Components

Recommended Related Models

Key Advantages

• Provides a specified high-temperature lubrication material for applicable Ingersoll Rand equipment.
• Supports maintenance of designated mechanical components operating under elevated-temperature conditions.
• Suitable for scheduled lubrication and preventive maintenance activities.
• Helps maintain consistent lubricant selection during equipment servicing.
• Useful for compressor and industrial machinery maintenance inventories.
• Can support replacement lubrication requirements where the corresponding part specification calls for 39218193.

Technical FAQs

Where should 39218193 High Temperature Grease be used?

It should be applied only to lubrication points and components for which the applicable Ingersoll Rand equipment documentation specifies this lubricant. The equipment maintenance instructions should determine the exact application point and service procedure.

Can this grease be mixed with another industrial grease?

Greases should not be mixed automatically because different lubricant formulations can have compatibility limitations. If a change of lubricant is required, the applicable equipment maintenance procedure should be followed and lubricant compatibility should be confirmed before mixing products.

What are signs that a lubricated component needs inspection?

Abnormal temperature, increased vibration, unusual mechanical noise, resistance during movement, or visible lubricant deterioration can indicate that a component requires inspection. These symptoms can have multiple causes, so the component and its lubrication system should be checked systematically.

What should be considered when storing high-temperature grease?

The product should be stored according to the manufacturer’s applicable storage requirements and protected from contamination, moisture, excessive heat, and unnecessary exposure to the environment. The container should remain properly closed when the grease is not being used.