© All images and text are Copyright of The Orelube Corporation 20 Sawgrass Drive, Bellport, NY 11713 . www.orelube.com . 800.645.9124 . 631.205.9700 Orelube BM50 retains itself like grease yet flows like oil; therefore the descrip>ve term semifluid is used. It is recommended for the lubrica>on of cams, bearings and grease lubricated gears especially where excessive leakage is a problem. BM50 contains a blend of polymer and tackifier for extraadhesive proper>es to prevent drip or leak. BM50 is manufactured using high VI paraffin base oil thickened with aluminum complex soap produced by a stateoftheart manufacturing and homogenizing process. BM50 is formulated to provide good EP proper>es and rust and corrosion protec>on of lubricated surfaces, with enhanced oxida>on stability for longlas>ng lubrica>on. Orelube BM50 approval and use on Barmag FK612 Texturing machines to lubricate the traverse mo>on unit. Relubrica>on every 2000 opera>ng hours with approximately 15 g for each traverse mo>on point at running machine. The FK612 makes it possible to carry out highspeed texturing. FK stands for falsetwist crimping. Orelube BM50 approval and use on Hong Yuan FK6.HY1 series High Speed Draw Texturing Machines for high processing speeds for standard, mul>feed and microfilament polyester yarns. Manmade fibers, spun as smooth, synthe>c threads, are textured, which means that they are given a natural fiberlike character. The spun thread does not acquire tex>le wearing proper>es un>l it has been finished on a texturing machine (only when texturing has been carried out can the fibers be used to make tex>les). Texturing is a refinement step that transforms POY into DTY. The polyester or nylon thread is heated in the texturing machine un>l it becomes just malleable. In this state, it is drawn and twisted, using a fric>on unit. Subsequently, the thread is cooled and the twist reversed, which creates the crimping. At the end of this con>nual process, the textured yarn is wound at between 700 and 1,500 m/min. depending on the material and thread thickness. Typical Proper-es Viscosity @ 20 C (68 F), cP 14,000 –14,800 Color White Base oil viscosity, ASTM D445, cSt @ 40 C 143.4 Oxida>on stability, ASTM D942, 100 hrs. @ 210 F, psi loss 3 4Ball EP, ASTM D2596, Weld load, kg 220 4Ball Wear, ASTM D2266, 1200 rpm, 40 kg, 167 F, 1 hr., Scar diameter, mm 0.59 Since 1958, The Orelube Corpora-on has manufactured and marketed Specialty Lubrica-ng Oils & Greases for Industrial applica-ons worldwide. From synthe-c base fluids and highly refined and hydrocracked paraffin base oils blended with chemical and metallic ingredients, Orelube produces fully formulated modern lubrica-ng oils and greases. ORELUBE BM-50 FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTERS ONLY.

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Page 1: ORELUBE BM-50© All images and text are Copyright of The Orelube Corporation 20 Sawgrass Drive, Bellport, NY 11713 . . 800.645.9124

Orelube BM-‐50 retains itself like grease yet flows like oil; therefore the descrip>ve term semi-‐fluid is used. It is recommended for the lubrica>on of cams, bearings and grease-‐lubricated gears especially where excessive leakage is a problem. BM-‐50 contains a blend of polymer and tackifier for extra-‐adhesive proper>es to prevent drip or leak.

BM-‐50 is manufactured using high VI paraffin base oil thickened with aluminum complex soap produced by a state-‐of-‐the-‐art manufacturing and homogenizing process.

BM-‐50 is formulated to provide good EP proper>es and rust and corrosion protec>on of lubricated surfaces, with enhanced oxida>on stability for long-‐las>ng lubrica>on.

Orelube BM-‐50 approval and use on Barmag FK6-‐12 Texturing machines to lubricate the traverse mo>on unit. Relubrica>on every 2000 opera>ng hours with approximately 15 g for each traverse mo>on point at running machine.

The FK6-‐12 makes it possible to carry out high-‐speed texturing. FK stands for false-‐twist crimping.

Orelube BM-‐50 approval and use on Hong Yuan FK6.HY1 series High Speed Draw Texturing Machines for high processing speeds for standard, mul>-‐feed and microfilament polyester yarns.

Manmade fibers, spun as smooth, synthe>c threads, are textured, which means that they are given a natural fiber-‐like character. The spun thread does not acquire tex>le wearing proper>es un>l it has been finished on a texturing machine (only when texturing has been carried out can the fibers be used to make tex>les). Texturing is a refinement step that transforms POY into DTY.

The polyester or nylon thread is heated in the texturing machine un>l it becomes just malleable. In this state, it is drawn and twisted, using a fric>on unit. Subsequently, the thread is cooled and the twist reversed, which creates the crimping. At the end of this con>nual process, the textured yarn is wound at between 700 and 1,500 m/min. depending on the material and thread thickness.

Typical Proper-es

Viscosity @ 20 C (68 F), cP 14,000 –14,800

Color White

Base oil viscosity, ASTM D445, cSt @ 40 C 143.4

Oxida>on stability, ASTM D942, 100 hrs. @ 210 F, psi loss 3

4-‐Ball EP, ASTM D2596, Weld load, kg 220

4-‐Ball Wear, ASTM D2266, 1200 rpm, 40 kg, 167 F, 1 hr., Scar diameter, mm 0.59

Since 1958, The Orelube Corpora-on has manufactured and marketed Specialty Lubrica-ng Oils & Greases for Industrial applica-ons worldwide.

From synthe-c base fluids and highly refined and hydrocracked paraffin base oils blended with chemical and metallic ingredients, Orelube produces fully formulated modern lubrica-ng oils and greases.

ORELUBE BM-50

FOR USE BY AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTERS ONLY.