FOX-OIL ANHYDROUS CALCIUM

Anhydrous Calcium is a modern, anhydrous, calcium-based thickener 
that naturally delivers excellent surface adhesion and 
water-resistant properties making it particularly well 
suited to applications that are more exposed to the 
elements and the environment.
Unlike older, hydrated calcium thickeners, this
technology benefits from enhanced low temperature 
mobility, enhanced thermal stability and improved 
shear stability making it ideally suited to applications 
and segments where there is the increased potential for 
water ingress and exposure to the elements including 
marine, agriculture, forestry and rail.
The nature of many applications within these particular 
segments also increase the potential for lubricant loss 
to the environment, so it's reassuring to know that this 
technology is also approved for use as a platform 
upon which Environmentally Sensitive greases can be 
formulated.

Key Performance Aspects

Agriculture, forestry & construction
– Chassis components, slew rings, plain bearings 
 & bushes, pivot pins, connectors & couplings
– Saw chains
Mining and cement
– Chassis components, slew rings, plain bearings 
 & bushes, pivot pins, connectors & couplings
Marine, offshore & harbor
– Wire ropes on cranes, winches and lifeboat 
 davits, pins, bushes and hinges on cargo doors 
 and fairleads 
Railways
– Chassis components, buffers, wheel flange & 
 rail flanks
– Rail switches

Features Benefits
• Adhesive properties • Stays in place and enables increased regreasing intervals Very Good
• High temperature performance • Resistance against thermal and oxidative degradation Good
• Low temperature performance • Maintains lubricity and flow properties at low 
temperatures Excellent
• Structural stability • Resistance to shear and vibrational degradation, 
reducing the need for grease relubrication Good
• Versatility • Suitable for a wide range of applications Excellent
• Water resistance • Maintains functionality under wet conditions Excellent
• Wide temperature range • Maintains lubrication at different temperatures Goo