KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N 180 KG
KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N is an Environmentally Acceptable Lubricant (EAL) designed to protect your open gears and steel cables. Strongly adhesive, water-resistant, and anti-corrosive.
Description
KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N – 180 KG (EAL Grease for Open Gears, Steel Ropes & Marine Equipment)
Product Overview
KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N is a high-performance grease developed for open gears, steel wire ropes and heavily loaded marine equipment exposed to seawater, humidity and extreme mechanical stress. Designed for maritime operations, this lubricant provides excellent adhesion, strong corrosion resistance, very good antiwear performance and reliable water resistance — even under continuous splash water or direct seawater exposure.
This grease is ideal for open pinion gears on winches, rack-and-pinion drives on jack-up platforms, and steel ropes used in offshore lifting systems. KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N can also be used for low-speed plain bearings, guide rails and open winch gears requiring dependable protection against corrosion, wear and high loads.
KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N meets the EPA 2013 Vessel General Permit (VGP) requirements for Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EAL) and also carries the EU Ecolabel. Its high content of renewable raw materials contributes to lower environmental impact and supports sustainability goals in maritime operations.
Supplied in a 180 KG drum, suitable for heavy-duty offshore and industrial systems requiring high-volume lubrication.
Key Features
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Certified Environmentally Acceptable Lubricant (EAL) – EPA VGP 2013
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EU Ecolabel certified
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Excellent adhesion and corrosion resistance
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High load-carrying capacity
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Very good water washout resistance
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Suitable for steel wire ropes and open gears
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Good antiwear and long-life performance
Benefits
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Long relubrication intervals due to strong adhesion
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Reliable protection under seawater exposure
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Reduced environmental impact through biodegradable, renewable base oils
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Lower lubricant consumption and labour costs
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Extended equipment service life due to reduced wear
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Supports sustainability and regulatory compliance
Full Technical Specifications
General
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N |
| IMO/EU Hazard Classification | C-30 |
| EAL Classification | EPA VGP 2013 compliant |
| EU Ecolabel | Certified |
| Colour | Beige |
| Texture | Homogeneous |
Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Density @ 20°C | approx. 0.95 g/cm³ |
| Biodegradability (OECD 301 F) | ≥60% |
| Base Oil Viscosity @ 40°C | approx. 600 mm²/s |
| Base Oil Viscosity @ 100°C | approx. 65 mm²/s |
| Chemical Composition – Thickener | Calcium soap |
| Chemical Composition – Base Oil | Ester oil |
| Packing Size | 180 KG |
Technical Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Flow Pressure @ –20°C | ≤1400 mbar |
| Shelf Life | 36 months |
| Oil Separation (7 days @ 40°C) | ≤5% by weight |
Performance Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Drop Point | ≥130°C |
| FZG Scuffing A/2.76/50 | ≥12 load stage |
| Copper Corrosion (100°C, 24h) | 1–100 (pass) |
| SKF-EMCOR Distilled Water | ≤1 corrosion degree |
| Worked Penetration (Lower) | 290 × 0.1 mm |
| Worked Penetration (Upper) | 330 × 0.1 mm |
| Water Resistance (DIN 51807-1, 3h/90°C) | 0–90 |
| Lower Service Temperature | –20°C |
| Upper Service Temperature | 120°C |
Recommended Applications
KLÜBERBIO AG 39-602 N is suitable for:
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Open pinion gears on winches
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Rack & pinion systems on jack-up rigs
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Steel wire ropes exposed to seawater
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Open gears on offshore structures
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Guide rails and low-speed plain bearings
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Lifting and mooring applications
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Any marine system requiring EAL compliance
Perfect for marine vessels, offshore platforms, winch systems, cranes, deck machinery, jack-up legs and saltwater-exposed steel cables.
Directions for Use
Apply using:
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Transfer lubrication (pinion)
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Brush application
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Compressed-air lubrication equipment (for wire ropes)
Lubrication quantity varies according to operating conditions. Follow OEM and system-specific recommendations.
