Why should I choose Moly vs. Graphite?
• Moly has an ability to adhere to the surface of most bearing materials. • Moly sustains higher loads. • If the surface of the metal is scored or damaged due to abnormal wear, moly tends to repair the surface. (See No. 1) • During break-in, moly allows for metal deformation with a minimum of “chopping off” of asperities that would otherwise occur. • Moly has a lower coefficient of friction. Back to FAQ’s On which metals does Moly work? Moly works well on steel, bronze and brass materials (iron and copper base alloys). Its effectiveness is less on titanium and aluminum as a grease. However, used as a bonded spray or paste, it works fine.
