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Interflon USA Lubrication solutions! Interflon manufactures high performance lubricants, cleaners and hardware.

Salt water, cold and heavy loads: the lubricant that stays put  Most marine lubricants don't fail from wear. They fail b...
10/15/2026

Salt water, cold and heavy loads: the lubricant that stays put

Most marine lubricants don't fail from wear. They fail because salt water washes them away.

The coastal vessel Vlieland has sailed the length of Europe's coast for more than 20 years, from the warm Mediterranean to the ice-class waters of the Baltic and Bothnian Gulf. Its deck equipment takes a permanent battering from salt water, rain and wind.

Skipper and owner Roelof Rientjes switched the ship's anchor windlasses, steel cables, spindles, deck crane and door seals to Interflon lubricants built on MicPol® technology: Grease LS2, L**e EP, Grease aerosol and L**e TF.

The difference is adhesion. Instead of washing off, the lubricant stays bonded to the metal, roughly eight times longer than before. Re-greasing intervals that used to sit at two to three weeks have stretched out significantly, and sister ship Terschelling has since made the same switch.

"It just has to be good," says Rientjes.

Read the full story: https://interflon.com/us/news/marine-lubrication-water-washout-heavy-loads?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_15_2026

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Finding that lubricant should be straightforward. The Interflon webshop helps you make the right choice with:  • Detaile...
10/13/2026

Finding that lubricant should be straightforward.

The Interflon webshop helps you make the right choice with:
• Detailed product filters
• Our Product Selector
• Technical product information
• 24/7 access to certifications and Technical Data Sheets
• Easy access to your order history and previous orders
• Everything clearly organized in one place.

Explore the Interflon webshop: https://us.interflon.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_13_2026

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From 32°F and 100% humidity to 140–149°F water, steam, washdown and heavy contamination.  At this Belgian pork processin...
10/08/2026

From 32°F and 100% humidity to 140–149°F water, steam, washdown and heavy contamination.

At this Belgian pork processing plant, 45 overhead conveyors run in one linear sequence. When one chain stops, the lines after it stop too.

H1 tells you a lubricant is safe for incidental food contact. Not whether it will perform on a specific chain.

On one conveyor, a third-party PAO 150 food-grade lubricant was trialed in place of Interflon Food L**e G150. Same viscosity grade, same food-grade status. It dripped excessively, and Food L**e G150 was reinstated.

Across the plant, lubricant, application method and interval are now matched to each conveyor.

Read the full case study: https://interflon.com/us/cases/food-grade-chain-lubrication-across-45-conveyors?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_8_2026

Request a free site assessment with one of our Technical Advisors: https://us.interflon.com/customer-service/contact/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_8_2026

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10/06/2026

When tolerances are measured in microns, every unplanned stop counts.
At Euro-Mit Staal, steel coil is slit to tolerances as tight as one to two thousandths of a millimeter for transformer components.

Without Interflon's solution, the line would have stopped once a month for maintenance.

After a pilot, the lubrication interval is now seven times longer, while lubricant consumption has dropped almost tenfold.

Euro-Mit Staal has since moved to a Lubrication as a Service (LaaS®) contract, keeping lubrication ex*****on in their own hands while working from a structured plan.

Read the full case study: https://interflon.com/us/cases/extend-lubrication-interval-reduce-lubricant-consumption?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_6_2026

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Grease belongs in the bearing, not on the housing, the floor or your gloves. With a standard coupler, one hand holds the...
10/01/2026

Grease belongs in the bearing, not on the housing, the floor or your gloves.

With a standard coupler, one hand holds the connection while the other works the grease gun. At an awkward angle, that is exactly where grease escapes. The Interflon G-Coupler locks onto the grease fitting, so both hands stay free to operate the grease gun.

How it works:
• Press the lever, push the coupler onto the fitting and release. It stays locked in place.
• Four hardened spring-steel jaws and a durable TPU seal keep the connection tight, even at extreme angles.
• An integrated check valve reduces leakage.
• Press the lever again to release, even when the line is still under pressure. No more stuck couplers.

The result: less wasted grease, cleaner machines and safer working conditions, with every stroke going where it is needed.

Learn more about lubrication tools: https://interflon.com/us/solutions/lubrication-tools?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=oct_1_2026

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Textile machinery runs in some of the harshest lubrication environments in manufacturing. Water exposure, extreme temper...
09/24/2026

Textile machinery runs in some of the harshest lubrication environments in manufacturing.

Water exposure, extreme temperatures, unbalanced loads, and abrasive textile fly all attack conventional lubricants — nowhere more visibly than on the Tenter/Stenter oven chain. Chemical additives from treatment dip tanks dry hard on the chain, creating a grinding paste. Wet, conventional lubricant flashes off quickly, struggles to reach the pins and bushes where wear actually happens, and attracts abrasive fly that accelerates chain failure — often forcing full chain replacement every few years.

Interflon L**e HT was built for exactly this problem.

It's a dry, long-lasting, high-temperature lubricant that can be applied to both cold and hot parts — no waiting for machinery to cool, no production window lost to maintenance. A solvent-free version, L**e HT/SF, is available where solvent exposure is a concern.

What makes it work in this environment is Interflon's MicPol® technology: negatively charged, micronized particles are drawn by capillary action directly to the friction point — reaching the pins and bushes conventional lubricant can't and forming a dry film that resists both textile fly and dip-tank residue rather than attracting it.

The result for textile manufacturers: longer chain life, fewer forced replacements, less re-application, and reduced unplanned downtime on one of the most expensive components in the line.

Learn more about L**e HT: https://us.interflon.com/lube-ht/85030?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_24_2026

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Corrugated cardboard runs on heat, pressure, and paper dust — and that combination is hard on machinery. At the corrugat...
09/22/2026

Corrugated cardboard runs on heat, pressure, and paper dust — and that combination is hard on machinery.

At the corrugator, temperatures can reach up to 482°F. Downstream, bearings are exposed to dust, glue residue, and heat that cause conventional lubricants to break down, drip, and demand frequent re-greasing — often in hard-to-reach areas where maintenance work carries real safety risk.

Interflon's MicPol® technology addresses this at the source: a dry, adhesive lubricating film that resists dust pe*******on and won't drip onto the finished product.

Products used across the cardboard production line:
→ Interflon L**e HT — dry, high-temperature chain lubricant for the corrugator's wet and dry sections
→ Interflon Food Grease HD2 — used on roughly 98% of bearings in cardboard processing machinery, resisting dust and glue contamination
→ Interflon Food L**e G — extends lubrication intervals up to 4x versus conventional lubricants, cutting cleaning time

The result: fewer unplanned stops, longer machine-part life, lower operating temperatures, and safer maintenance conditions.

L**e HT : https://us.interflon.com/lube-ht/85030?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_22_2026

Food Grease HD2: https://us.interflon.com/food-grease-hd2/91510?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_22_2026

Food L**e G: https://us.interflon.com/food-lube-g-aerosol/88440?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_22_2026

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Have you tried our webstore yet? If you haven't ordered from Interflon's new webstore recently, it's worth a look. We've...
09/17/2026

Have you tried our webstore yet?

If you haven't ordered from Interflon's new webstore recently, it's worth a look. We've updated the platform to make ordering as straightforward as our products are effective:

- 24/7 ordering
- A cleaner, more intuitive platform
- Online payment by credit/debit card — purchase orders still available for established accounts
- A personal account with order history and easy checkout
- Full product pages with TDS, SDS, and certification download

Less friction in lubrication maintenance. Less friction in ordering.

Check out the webstore and see the difference for yourself: https://us.interflon.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_17_2026

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Ever thought about what it takes to keep an egg sorter running clean? These machines sort eggs by weight and remove unsu...
09/15/2026

Ever thought about what it takes to keep an egg sorter running clean?

These machines sort eggs by weight and remove unsuitable ones before packaging — running continuously, in an environment full of feathers, dust, and broken-egg residue. That buildup accelerates chain wear and turns routine lubrication into a losing battle: oil applied over dirt just binds the contamination to the chain.

The fix is sequence, not just product:

1️⃣ Clean first. Interflon Degreaser EM30+ dissolves oil, grease, and organic residue from the chains and evaporates without leaving anything behind — NSF-listed for food production environments.

2️⃣ Lubricate with a film that stays clean. Interflon Food L**e, built on MicPol® technology, penetrates into the metal and bonds to the surface rather than sitting on top of it. The result is a dry, durable film that doesn't attract dirt — so chains stay cleaner for longer and need lubricating less often.

Less downtime. Fewer chain adjustments. A food-safe process that holds up to audit.

Degreaser EM30+ https://us.interflon.com/degreaser-em30-plus-aerosol/86180?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_15_2026

Food L**e https://us.interflon.com/food-lube-aerosol/83740?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_15_2026

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Oil and grease are both lubricants, but they behave very differently once they're in a machine — and choosing the wrong ...
09/10/2026

Oil and grease are both lubricants, but they behave very differently once they're in a machine — and choosing the wrong one can mean more friction, faster wear, or lubricant that doesn't stay where it's needed.

The basic difference: oil is a liquid lubricant that flows freely and circulates continuously through a system. Grease is oil combined with a thickener, which holds it in a semi-solid state so it stays put on a surface or in a bearing rather than draining away.

That difference in behavior drives where each one is used:

- Oil suits applications with continuous circulation, high speeds, or a need for cooling and cleaning as the oil moves through the system — think gearboxes and hydraulic systems.

- Grease suits applications where the lubricant needs to stay in place — open or hard-to-reach bearings, vertical or intermittently moving parts, or equipment exposed to water, dust or contamination where a sealing lubricant film matters.

This article goes further into:
- How grease is made, and what the thickener does
- Key factors to weigh when choosing between oil and grease for a given application
- Specific cases where oil is the better — or only — option, even where grease might seem the default

Read the full article: https://interflon.com/us/news/what-is-the-difference-between-oil-and-grease?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=us_company_page&utm_content=sept_10_2026

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