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A beginners guide to grease
17.08.2021 HARSHVARDHAN SINGH

Grease definition The word grease is derived from an old French word “Graisse” meaning thick or fat. A grease is a solid to semi-solid product of suspension of thickener into a liquid lubricant. Grease composition […]

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