Woodworking & Furniture machinery grease

Woodworking machinery requires specialized lubrication, prioritizing dry lubricants like paste wax or graphite over wet oils to avoid collecting sawdust. Essential maintenance involves lubricating cast-iron tables, fences, and gears to reduce friction, prevent rust, and ensure smooth operation without leaving residues that stain wood

Special greases for woodworking machinery parts lubrication

Ensure that the lubricants and greasing are appropriate for the areas you are treating. Some lubricants can be greasy and cause further dust to stick and build up. Dry lube such as a 3-in-one dry lube may be more appropriate as it leaves a thin coating that does not attract sawdust as many oil and grease products will.

Keeping moving parts cleaned and lubricated will ensure that your equipment is working at its most efficient, and it is a habit that you should get into. If you notice performance becoming sluggish, it is a clear indicator that you should clean and lubricate the equipment.

High speed spindle grease for furniture drills

PRODUCT	COMPOSITION	TEMPERATURES	APPLICATION	PDF
Supravit HMG 0035	SHC-POE oil/ Complex thickener	From -60 up 200	Homag/Weeke spindle bearings
AmblyGear Liquid TA	Min oil / Poliurea	From -30 up 160	Open gears, couplings, X-axels
Termsilyn TF	Silicone Oil / PTFE	Up to 250	Glue roller bearings

However, waiting for the performance to deteriorate is not the best way to protect your machines. It’s far better to set up a schedule according to the amount of work the machine does and maintain them with prevention rather than cure in mind. Whether that means daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly will vary according to usage and how dirty your environment is.

Molylub SpindFett grease for furniture bits

Lubricate woodworking drill bits to reduce heat, prevent burning, and ease drilling, especially with dense hardwoods or long bits. Best lubricants are non-oily/drying agents, such as beeswax, paraffin wax, stick lube, or dry lubricants like Teflon or graphite, which prevent sawdust buildup. Apply sparingly directly to the bit