GEOlube® 75 W 55000 is a diol started, water soluble, random propylene oxide / ethylene oxide co-polymer manufactured to provide a viscosity of 55,000 cSt @ 40°C. The high viscosity and low volatility of this product make it very suitable neat for high temperature lubrication. It finds extensive application in polymer quenchants and water based hydraulic fluids, demonstrating excellent shear stability and providing good lubricity to the finished product. GEOlube® 75 W 55000 is water soluble at temperatures below 75°C and has two terminal hydroxyl groups.
GEO Specialty Chemicals is a world leader in the manufacturing of cost-effective, high-quality specialty chemicals. Their lubricants improve efficiencies, reduce torque and drag, extend lateral penetration and reduce drilling time, and they provide many other benefits. The company also offers strong and versatile production capabilities with plants strategically located worldwide to reduce costs for customers.
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