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Servogem HT & HTXX--High Temperature Grease,they are non-soapy type mixed with Molybedum disulphide(MoS2) and it has high load bearing capacity along with it can with stand high shock loads. Temperature limit is 1200C to 2400C.According to NLGI(National Lubricating Grease Institute)-it is normal grease of Grade 2
Servogem EP-- Extreme Pressure Grease,they are lithium based grease.it has following Properties : Excellent shear stability, high load carrying capacity, high oxidation stability and anti-rust/anti-corrosion properties
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