TRIAX Nano XP Ultra Heavy Duty Grease, Nano Fullerene, 5th Wheel, Ultra Heavy Duty, High Temp, Extreme EP Load Rating, Low Friction (2 x 14 oz tubes)

I'm not sure what all the technical stuff is about, or if it does anything special but if it's grease you need and a good quality then this is one of those. You will need a grease gun to load this in as it is a cartridge, you simply pop the cap off and slide into the gun and build some pressure up with a few pulls and you are ready to go.

The media could not be loaded. This fullerene grease arrived in a sturdy cardboard box. The box contains two grease cartridges that are designed to be loaded into a cartridge grease gun.The grease isn’t quite as thick as some and has a graphite colour.I’ve read about lubricants with nano friction modifiers and all the science says they’re a huge improvement over standard greases.Obviously, writing a review of this is difficult as only time will tell how good a lubricant it is and its longevity.However, I have tried it on some very old gate hinges and it’s doing a great job. We’ve had a lot of heavy rain here recently and there’s very little sign of this grease washing away.I hope to try it on the swinging arm of my motorbike amongst other things but it’ll be a while before I can report the results.For now I can only judge this on the job it’s done on the gate hinges and that’s been great so I’m giving it 5 stars.

As this grease is meant for long term use, I really can't confirm that as I have used only for last 3 weeks. But it looks and feels as if it will last a long time. I used it for applying on the back of brake pads which needed a high temperature grease. It did not make any squeaky sounds after applying this grease. Also applied it on our front gate which is a heavy one and was making lots of noise after each rain. After application of this grease that problem has disappeared. Considering that it's so difficult to clean your hands off this grease I assume it does the same to where it's applied. Definitely the 2 tubes will last a long way. I will use it on my car next time when doing the bearings.

I have some serious maintenance to do on my car suspension and this looked like just the right grease to load up for the job. ON opening the pack, see my photo, there is a the familiar strong smell of engineering grease. It feels just as smooth and slippery as the descriptinn states.Using the grease can be tricky, although it can be loaded complete into a grease gun. Both the bottom and top of the tube can be removed for insertion, or it can be used neat out of the tube. It's fdifficult to evaluate the performance of this grease in this type of review, except to say that it has all the ingredients of a high quality lubricant. It's made by a reputable American company and looks and feels like the real thing.One note of caution. If you intend to use this in a grease gun, it will involve some transfer issues, unless you can load the tube directly into the grease gun. Size will determine this, so I show photos of the diameter of the tube for your reference.

The media could not be loaded. Needs a way to seal both ends better, I just needed a little today for my father's really old drill that when spinning was making this creak noise, this grease smoothed it and fixed the issue, but I opened it the wrong way, I pulled the white tag, and that side is continuous grease, probably designed that way for the larger jobs in life. I think it should have a seal for both sides, the best way to open it for small amount of grease is the one that has the expiration date, the oppositeto the white tag side, so leaving the white tag and just taking off the cap of the main side allows you to put the cap back on.I still think it could have had a better tubing with better sealing, but the product itself seems to be pretty greasy, It took me ages to clean it off my hands, even with fairy liquid, and if it takes ages to clean off properly, it means it's a good grease. I think it's a bit expensive for small jobs, but then again it is designed for large equipment, cars, giant mechs and what not.P.SIt comes out like thick grey gel, but is very greasy.

A difficult one to review, as the long term effectiveness of using this stuff cannot be confirmed yet.What I can say however, is that it will be used in locations on my vehicle which are pretty hard to get at (done once in a blue moon), so you want to use the best stuff for the job that you can find. If the manufacturers specifications are to be believed, then this stuff should do the job a treat.2 non-leaking tubes shipped in decent packaging, arrived quickly, all good!.

But needs a grease gun

Grease is not an easy product to review, the product details look impressive and it says it can be submerged/high water contact so ideal for me because one of the things I want to use this for is greasing my MTB wheel bearings and with the coming winter they are going to probably like last year going see a lot of water, one confusing thing is the description submerged/high water contact gives me the impression this grease is waterproof but on the tube it says almost waterproof and almost to me sounds like it's not quite, like a rain jacket can be showerproof but not waterproof.So it will be a case of time will tell, It's not a super thick consistency grease like some greases that claim to be waterproof but it feels much like the blue waterproof grease I have been using and that's done ok over the last winter and this summer, it can be used in a wide range of applications and I am sure I can find a few automotive uses for this as they arise.