Tamiya Molybdenum Grease 10g 87022-000
Couldn't load pickup availability
Tamiya Molybdenum Grease is a low-friction lubricant developed for maintaining RC gearboxes, gears, shafts, bearings and other moving model components. Its molybdenum disulphide formulation helps moving parts operate smoothly while reducing friction and premature wear. Supplied in a convenient 10g tube, it is suitable for routine assembly and maintenance of plastic and metal drivetrain components where grease is specified.
Features
- Genuine Tamiya maintenance lubricant
- Contains low-friction molybdenum disulphide
- Helps gears and moving parts operate smoothly
- Reduces friction, wear and drivetrain resistance
- Ideal for RC gearboxes and mechanical assemblies
- Suitable for plastic gears without damaging the material
- Can be used on metal gears, shafts, bushings and bearings where grease is specified
- Compact tube allows controlled application
- Suitable for RC models, motorised plastic models and mechanical hobby projects
Specifications
- Brand: Tamiya
- Manufacturer Part Number: 87022-000
- Barcode: 4950344076451
- Product Type: Molybdenum Grease
- Lubricant Type: Low-friction grease
- Lubricating Additive: Molybdenum disulphide
- Contents: 10g
- Application: RC gearbox and moving-part lubrication
- Suitable Components: Plastic and metal gears, shafts, bushings, bearings and mechanical moving parts
Includes
- 1 × Tamiya Molybdenum Grease 10g Tube
FAQ
What is Tamiya Molybdenum Grease used for? It is used to lubricate gears, shafts, bushings, bearings and other moving components in RC gearboxes, motorised models and hobby mechanisms.
Is this grease safe for plastic gears? Yes. Tamiya states that the grease does not damage plastic gears, making it suitable for many Tamiya RC drivetrain and gearbox applications.
Can it be used on metal gears? Yes. Its low-friction molybdenum formulation is suitable for metal gears and other loaded moving components where the assembly instructions specify grease.
How much grease should I apply? Apply only a thin, even coating to the contacting surfaces. Excess grease can attract dirt, increase drag or be thrown around inside the gearbox.
Is this suitable for filling sealed differentials? It is intended primarily as a general gear and moving-part lubricant. Use the silicone differential oil or dedicated differential grease specified by the model manufacturer when tuning or filling a sealed differential.
Can it replace bearing oil? Not in every application. Use grease only where the model instructions specify it, as some exposed or high-speed bearings may require a lighter bearing oil.
Important Notes
- Clean dirt and old lubricant from components before applying fresh grease.
- Apply a light, even coating rather than completely packing the gearbox.
- Follow the lubrication points and lubricant type specified in the model manual.
- Avoid applying grease to slipper pads, brake surfaces or electrical contacts.
- Do not mix with differential oils when a specific fluid viscosity is required.
- Keep the tube sealed when not in use to prevent contamination.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
