Carlube Lithium Wheel Bearing Multi-Purpose Grease Corrosion Protection - 70g x2

Carlube LM2 Lithium Grease is a high-quality, multipurpose, non-EP Grease manufactured with high-q...Carlube LM2 Lithium Grease is a high-quality, multipurpose, non-EP Grease manufactured with high-quality base oils thickened with Lithium Hydroxy-Stearate soap. It provides excellent protection at high temperatures and superior resistance to corrosion and water washout. This grease is commonly used for applications such as wheel bearings, window regulators, door hinges, and seat mechanisms for passenger cars and vans. It is also recommended for industrial applications requiring this type of grease. Key Features: Excellent Low-temperature Fluidity. Excellent anti-wear protection. Excellent high temperature performance. Excellent corrosion protection. About Carlube: It all started in 1988 when Clifford Schofield decided to expand Tetrosyl into the lubrication sector with his new brand Carlube. Within just 30 years of trading and with more products added to the brand, Carlube has grown to become the largest independent oil manufacturer in the UK, with all production taking place at our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the Northwest of England. Since the launch of Carlube's first product in 1988, our Formula 1 Non-Spec Oil, we have evolved and grown to be capable of producing all the lubricant requirements from standard mineral oils right through to fully synthetic high-performance racing oils. Here at Carlube, we are prepared to meet ever-changing market demands whilst providing complete protection for the latest high-performance and older generation cars, commercial vehicles, motorcycles, agricultural and industrial vehicles, and marine vessels. Within our extensive oil range, we have developed the "R-Flow" and "R-Grip" bottle designs that boast a unique air-flow system ensuring a glug-free pour into the tank whilst allowing maximum grip when handling.
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