Moly Grease is a lubricant that can be used to help reduce friction between two metal surfaces. It is often used in the automotive industry as well as industrial applications. This lubricant can help reduce the amount of heat generated, power consumption and also reduce build-up. It can be used in place of graphite when it is not suitable or in addition to other lubricants in certain situations.

The type of lubricant that is most commonly known as moly grease is a solid lubricant that contains Molybdenum disulfide. It is often used as an additive in other lubricants to increase their effectiveness in high-pressure environments. When added to a grease, it can provide an additional layer of protection against wear and tear between the metal surfaces and can reduce the temperature of the oil. This can help reduce the risk of equipment failure and breakdown.

There are many different types of Moly greases available, from dry lubricants to greases with Molybdenum disulfide. These greases are often used in extreme pressure and boundary lubrication conditions. The molybdenum disulfide helps to maintain a low coefficient of friction between the sliding surfaces in these conditions, even under loads that exceed the yield strength of the metals involved.

A molybdenum disulfide grease typically includes an optimised balance of mineral base oils, lithium thickener technology and a carefully selected additive system which incorporates EP/anti-wear chemistry as well as corrosion inhibitors. It is specifically designed to be used in heavy-duty vehicles and construction machinery that may be subjected to shock and heavy load environments. These greases are often used in the chassis, universal joints, fifth wheels and ball bearings of trucks and bulldozers.