Schaeffer's 274 Moly EP Synthetic Plus Grease NLGI #00, #0, #1 or #2 (40-lbs) is an aluminum complex, para-synthetic grease. This grease has excellent low temperature pumpability characteristics. Moly EP Synthetic Plus Grease quickly lubricates metal surfaces, providing solid, durable protection that lasts longer than conventional greases. Recommended for heavy-duty automotive, construction, mining, farming and industrial equipment.

Schaeffer’s Moly EP Synthetic Plus Grease contains moly which has a natural affinity for metal. This allows the moly disulfide and solid lubricant package to plate itself to the metal surfaces. This grease meets Caterpillar’s 3% moly specification. (For 5% moly use 274M2.)

• Waterproof.
• Excellent anti-wear. 
• Extreme pressure load carrying properties.
• Excellent reversibility. This allows Moly EP Synthetic Plus Grease the ability to retain its grease-like consistency and remain in the bearings.
• Excellent rust and oxidation inhibiting characteristics.
• Protection during periods of high speed, high shock loads and extreme pressure.

Moly EP Synthetic Plus Grease NLGI #00 is pumpable to -45ºF, NLGI #0 is pumpable to - 40ºF, NLGI #1 is pumpable to -20ºF and NLGI #2 is pumpable to -10ºF.

Moly EP Synthetic Plus meets and exceeds the following specifications and manufacturer’s requirements: US Steel 346, 352, 355, 370 371 specifications, Caterpillar MPGM, Caterpillar’s 3% Moly Specification, Komatsu, MIL-G-234C, Case-IH 251H, John Deere, New Holland, Ford M1693A, General Motors, Chrysler, P&H 472B, 472C and 472D, Federal Specification VV-G-632A, MIL-G-4343C, MIL-G-10924G, MIL-G-23515, MIL-G-7722,MIL-DTL-23544D DOD-G-24508A(Navy), JIS K2220, DIN 515825, SKF, Fag, INA, Torrington, Timken, Rexnord Link-Belt Bearing Division, NSK, Koyo, NTN Bearing, and Roller Bearing Company of America .

(P/N's 027400-040, 02740-040, 02741-040, 02742-040)

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