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At work we use EP Zero (extreme pressure zero) for electric motors and HVAC bearings.
We use EP One (extreme pressure one) for machines that run 24 - 7 / 365 that would normally use EP Zero
Then EP Two ( extreme pressure two) for most machinery.
Each lower number is more fluid than the larger number, the zero for instance can flow through the remote lubrication tubing for the HVAC, the 2 would never make it in this case.
Just some comparison... if it helps... fwiw, ymmv... hope it helps..
We use EP One (extreme pressure one) for machines that run 24 - 7 / 365 that would normally use EP Zero
Then EP Two ( extreme pressure two) for most machinery.
Each lower number is more fluid than the larger number, the zero for instance can flow through the remote lubrication tubing for the HVAC, the 2 would never make it in this case.
Just some comparison... if it helps... fwiw, ymmv... hope it helps..