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Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand 47642700001 39218193 High Temperature Grease is a maintenance lubricant used for compatible compressor components that require grease lubrication under elevated operating temperatures. It is intended for service applications where conventional general-purpose grease may not be suitable for the thermal conditions around the lubricated component.
In compressor maintenance, grease is commonly applied to mechanical components such as bearings, bushings, and other specified moving interfaces. The lubricant forms a protective film between contacting surfaces, reducing direct metal-to-metal contact and helping limit wear during operation.
The 39218193 grease can be used as part of a scheduled maintenance program for compatible Ingersoll Rand equipment. Correct lubrication is particularly important in components exposed to continuous operation, mechanical loading, friction, and elevated temperatures.
The complete 47642700001 39218193 part identification should be checked before use. Lubricant selection should follow the compressor’s applicable maintenance requirements, because grease type, application point, relubrication interval, and operating conditions all influence service performance.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Model | 47642700001 39218193 |
| Product Family | Ingersoll Rand Compressor Lubrication Products |
| Product Type | High Temperature Grease |
| Primary Function | High-temperature mechanical lubrication |
| System Role | Compressor component lubrication |
| Typical Application | Compressor maintenance and mechanical component service |
| Dimensions | 95 × 95 × 80 mm |
| Weight | 0.40 kg |
Product Features
- High temperature grease for compatible Ingersoll Rand equipment.
- Intended for lubrication of specified mechanical components.
- Suitable for maintenance applications involving elevated operating temperatures.
- Helps reduce friction between contacting mechanical surfaces.
- Supports protection against mechanical wear during service.
- Can be incorporated into scheduled compressor lubrication procedures.
- Suitable for industrial compressor maintenance environments.
- Requires confirmation of lubricant compatibility with the specified application before use.
Working Principle
The 39218193 High Temperature Grease forms a lubricating film between moving and contacting mechanical surfaces. This film separates the surfaces and reduces direct contact, helping control friction and wear during operation.
As the lubricated component moves, the grease remains around the contact area and supports continued lubrication under the applicable operating conditions. Its high-temperature formulation is intended for service environments where the lubricant must maintain suitable performance as component temperature increases.
High-Temperature Mechanical Interface → 39218193 Grease → Lubricating Film → Reduced Friction / Wear → Mechanical Component
The grease does not function as a compressor process fluid or control-system lubricant by default. It should only be applied to components and lubrication points specified for this lubricant. Excessive application, incorrect grease selection, or contamination can adversely affect mechanical components.
Role in an Ingersoll Rand Compressor Maintenance Architecture
The 47642700001 39218193 occupies the mechanical lubrication stage of the compressor maintenance system. It supports specified mechanical interfaces rather than controlling compressor pressure, airflow, or operating sequence.
Compressor Mechanical Components → Lubrication Point → 39218193 High Temperature Grease → Reduced Friction / Wear → Continued Mechanical Operation
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Compressor Mechanical Assembly | Provides the moving components requiring lubrication |
| Lubrication Point | Defines where the specified grease is applied |
| 39218193 High Temperature Grease | Forms the lubricating film at the mechanical interface |
| Bearings / Bushings | Use lubrication to reduce friction and mechanical wear |
| Compressor Drive System | Transfers mechanical power through the compressor assembly |
| Maintenance Program | Controls lubrication inspection and service intervals |
| Compressor Control System | Monitors and manages overall compressor operation |
The grease should be selected and applied according to the lubrication requirements of the particular compressor component rather than used interchangeably with compressor oil or other greases.
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Screw Compressor Maintenance | Lubrication of specified mechanical components |
| Compressor Bearing Service | High-temperature grease application where specified |
| Industrial Machinery Service | Maintenance of compatible mechanical interfaces |
| Manufacturing Facilities | Scheduled lubrication of compressor equipment |
| Continuous-Duty Compressors | Maintenance under demanding operating conditions |
| Plant Utility Equipment | Mechanical lubrication during preventive maintenance |
| Compressor Overhaul | Lubrication during inspection and component reassembly |
Installation and Maintenance
- Confirm the complete 47642700001 39218193 part number before purchasing or applying the grease.
- Verify that the lubricant is specified for the intended Ingersoll Rand compressor component.
- Shut down and isolate the relevant equipment before performing lubrication maintenance.
- Identify the correct lubrication point using the applicable equipment maintenance documentation.
- Clean the surrounding area before opening or servicing the lubrication point to reduce contamination.
- Inspect the component for abnormal wear, overheating, looseness, or other mechanical conditions before applying fresh grease.
- Remove old or contaminated grease when the applicable maintenance procedure requires complete lubricant renewal.
- Apply the required quantity of grease without overfilling the lubrication point.
- Prevent dirt, moisture, and foreign material from entering the grease or lubrication interface.
- Reassemble or secure the lubrication point correctly after application.
- Run the equipment under controlled conditions and check for abnormal temperature, noise, vibration, or mechanical behavior.
- Record the lubrication service and monitor the component during subsequent maintenance intervals for signs of lubricant degradation or abnormal wear.
Compatible System Components
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand Screw Compressor | Provides the mechanical equipment requiring maintenance |
| Compressor Bearings | Support rotating components and require lubrication where specified |
| Bushings / Mechanical Interfaces | Provide controlled movement between contacting components |
| Compressor Drive Assembly | Transfers mechanical power through rotating components |
| Lubrication Fittings | Provide access to specified grease points |
| Compressor Housing | Supports and encloses mechanical assemblies |
| Maintenance Service Equipment | Supports inspection and lubrication procedures |
| Compressor Monitoring System | Observes operating conditions after maintenance |
Recommended Related Models
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 47642700001 Lubrication Family | Compressor Lubrication Product | Compressor maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand 39218193 | High Temperature Grease | Mechanical component lubrication |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Lubricants | Lubrication Products | Compressor service and maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Bearings | Mechanical Components | Bearing and rotating assembly service |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Service Parts | Maintenance Components | Preventive compressor maintenance |
| Ingersoll Rand Screw Compressor Components | Compressor Spare Parts | Mechanical service and overhaul |
| Ingersoll Rand Maintenance Lubricants | Industrial Lubricants | Equipment lubrication |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Overhaul Components | Service Components | Compressor inspection and rebuilding |
Key Advantages
- Supports lubrication of compatible mechanical components operating at elevated temperatures.
- Helps reduce friction at specified moving interfaces.
- Supports protection against mechanical wear during compressor operation.
- Suitable for scheduled maintenance and service activities.
- Can be used during compressor inspection, overhaul, and preventive maintenance.
- Provides a dedicated high-temperature grease option for applicable Ingersoll Rand equipment.
Technical FAQs
Where should 39218193 High Temperature Grease be applied?
It should only be applied to lubrication points for which this grease is specified by the applicable equipment maintenance requirements. The grease should not be substituted automatically for compressor oil or another lubricant used elsewhere in the machine.
What can happen if too much grease is applied?
Over-greasing can increase mechanical resistance and may contribute to elevated component temperature or lubricant leakage. The quantity should therefore follow the applicable lubrication procedure rather than filling the lubrication point indiscriminately.
How can contaminated grease affect a mechanical component?
Dirt, moisture, or other foreign material can reduce the effectiveness of the lubricating film and may accelerate wear at the contact surfaces. Keeping the lubrication point clean during service is therefore important.
What should be checked if a lubricated component remains hot after maintenance?
Check the lubrication quantity and application point first, then inspect the component for bearing damage, mechanical misalignment, excessive loading, or other operating problems. Temperature should be evaluated together with noise, vibration, and the overall mechanical condition rather than assuming the grease is the only cause.