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For high-speed electric motors and "sealed-for-life" bearings, you need a grease that won't break down or "bleed" under high heat. Mammoth recommends Polytac specifically because its polyurea thickener offers superior shear stability compared to traditional soap greases. It’s the professional choice for keeping precision bearings running cool and quiet for the long haul.
Phillips 66® Polytac is a high-quality, multipurpose, non-extreme pressure (EP), polyurea grease developed for the lubrication of rolling element bearings in high-temperature, long-life applications where extreme pressure protection is not required. It is particularly recommended for the lubrication of electric motor bearings, sealed-for-life bearings, and other lightly loaded, high-speed antifriction bearings. Manufactured with high-quality base oils, select inhibitors, and a non-soap, polyurea thickener, it has excellent oxidation resistance and high shear stability for long service life. It provides excellent protection against rust and corrosion and has outstanding resistance to water washout, offering significant performance advantages over conventional soap-thickened greases.

PRODUCT RESOURCES
COMPOSITION
RESISTANCE
PROTECTION
Polyurea (Non-Soap)
High Shear Stability
Electric Motor / High Speed
The "Electric Motor" Essential: Formulated with a Polyurea thickener that provides exceptional life in high-speed ball and roller bearings.
High-Shear Stability: Maintains its consistency and "stay-put" properties even under intense mechanical working and high RPMs.
Oxidation Mastery: Engineered to resist chemical breakdown at high operating temperatures, extending the life of sealed-for-life bearings.
Clean-Running Chemistry: Non-soap formula reduces the buildup of deposits that can lead to bearing overheating.
Silent Operation: Provides a smooth, low-noise lubricating film ideal for precision industrial fans and motors.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
APPLICATIONS
Electric motor bearings (NEMA Premium and standard efficiency).
Sealed-for-life bearings in industrial and automotive components.
High-speed industrial fans, blowers, and centrifugal pumps.
Kiln and oven conveyor bearings operating at moderate loads and high speeds.
