Vigo Grease
VIGOGREASE RE0

Moly White Grease
Molywhite RE No.00

Alvania EP2 Grease
Gadus S2 V220 2

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Bonnoc AX Oil
BONNOC AX 68

Multemp FZ Grease
MULTEMP FZ No.00

Multemp PS2 Grease
MULTEMP PS No.2

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Genuine Factory Approved Grease

R.M. Hoffman's Grease Division is the first and only One-Stop-Grease-Shop for industrial robots and machine tools, committed to offering only 100% genuine factory-approved grease. These greases were specifically formulated and created for the unique gearboxes that are in virtually all industrial robots and machine tools. That's why they're the only greases approved by the manufacturers. The mechanical components in these robots and machine tools are highly specialized, with unique internal mechanisms and extreme tolerances. It's critical to their performance, and consequently the life of the equipment, to only use these factory authorized greases. 

Your Robot Keeps Your Business Moving...

Now Don't Forget to Return The Favor

Industrial robots work hard, sometimes running around-the-clock, seven days a week. You rely on your robot to get the job done and you can't afford a down line. That's why a proper preventative maintenance schedule for your robot is so critical. And, the most important part of that maintenance? Grease! 

If electronic controls are the brains, gearboxes are the heart. Industrial robots can have up to six gearboxes, the core of each axis. They're not only responsible for accurately executing each motion, they also bare the entirety of the forces and loads in the operation. To keep these gearboxes moving smoothly and operating with precision, re-greasing is a must. The regularity needed will vary depending on your robot make and model, duty cycle, and environment. Check with your user manual or robot manufacturer for details.