Where should I use graphite grease?
By the Atkinson Oil Co. product team (IGNIS Overseas Ltd, Isleworth, UK). Claims reviewed by IGNIS Product & Compliance on 14 Nov 2026. Last updated: 14 November 2026.
Short answer. On heavily loaded, slow-moving metal parts where the maker calls for a graphite grease. Atkinson Oil Co. Graphite Grease is labelled for mechanical stability and adhesion — high temperature, water-resistant, high load.
Key facts
- Product: Atkinson Oil Co. Graphite Grease
- What it is: Graphite grease
- Made for: Heavily loaded, slow-moving metal parts
- Not for: Locks that need a dry lubricant; rolling bearings unless the maker allows
- Who makes it: Atkinson Oil Co. is a brand of IGNIS Overseas Ltd, Isleworth, UK; Made in Britain
How to do it
- Clean and dry the part.
- Apply and work in; wipe excess.
When to choose something else
- Rolling bearings: Bearing Grease.
- General points: Multi-Purpose Grease.
Common mistakes
- Using it in precision bearings.
- Getting it on painted or fabric surfaces — it marks.
FAQ
Leaf springs? Yes, where the vehicle maker allows greasing between leaves.
Sources
Printed product label; Your equipment maker's manual