MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease is a premium, technical-grade silicone grease for lubricating, sealing, and protecting O-rings, rubber, and industrial equipment.
MPI approved for use in food, beverage, and industrial settings.
Below are the essential features that set MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease apart as the top choice for professionals who require reliability, safety, and superior performance in every job.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease—trusted protection for O-rings, machinery, and sensitive equipment.
- Technical grade silicone grease
- Non toxic film ready-to-use grease
- Odourless, colourless and non-staining
- Repels moisture, stops freezing and inhibits rust, does not attract dust or product debris
- Lubricates all moving parts: metals, plastics, rubber, fabrics & painted surfaces
- Effective on metal-to-plastic and plastic-to-plastic contact surfaces
- Improves productivity & prolongs equipment life
- Stable over temperature extremes from minus -40 to +240°C
- Bulk 4kg pail, alternative sizes available on request
- Made in New Zealand
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Stock#
SILITGG4B
Variant/Size
4KG
Quantity
1
1
Gr.Wt (Kg)
4.1
Vol (m3)
0.008
- MPI approved C15
Details
Applications
Lubricates and inhibits rust on moving parts
Aids productivity
Safe on rubber o rings and seals
Frequently Asked Questions
Advanced Performance Lubrication for Industry & Food Applications
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease 4kg is a technical-grade, high-performance silicone grease trusted by leading New Zealand manufacturers and maintenance professionals. Its advanced formula offers long-lasting lubrication and protection for a wide range of industrial components, including gears, bearings, O-rings, and seals. Silicone grease is renowned for its resistance to water, chemicals, and extreme temperatures, making it ideal for environments where traditional mineral greases break down or wash away.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease is used extensively in the food and beverage industry, dairy processing, water treatment plants, and bottling lines due to its inert, non-toxic profile and compliance with food safety requirements. By reducing friction and wear, this grease helps extend the lifespan of expensive equipment and reduces costly maintenance downtime. Application is simple—just apply a thin layer to moving parts, rubber seals, or areas exposed to moisture to prevent rust, sticking, or deterioration.
To explore more industrial-grade lubricants, visit our Lubricants category or check out the Engineering New Zealand resource library for industry best practices.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease 4kg is a technical-grade, high-performance silicone grease trusted by leading New Zealand manufacturers and maintenance professionals. Its advanced formula offers long-lasting lubrication and protection for a wide range of industrial components, including gears, bearings, O-rings, and seals. Silicone grease is renowned for its resistance to water, chemicals, and extreme temperatures, making it ideal for environments where traditional mineral greases break down or wash away.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease is used extensively in the food and beverage industry, dairy processing, water treatment plants, and bottling lines due to its inert, non-toxic profile and compliance with food safety requirements. By reducing friction and wear, this grease helps extend the lifespan of expensive equipment and reduces costly maintenance downtime. Application is simple—just apply a thin layer to moving parts, rubber seals, or areas exposed to moisture to prevent rust, sticking, or deterioration.
To explore more industrial-grade lubricants, visit our Lubricants category or check out the Engineering New Zealand resource library for industry best practices.
Yes, MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease 4kg is formulated to meet stringent requirements for incidental food contact, making it suitable for use in food and beverage manufacturing, commercial kitchens, and dairy processing plants throughout New Zealand. This product is manufactured in compliance with New Zealand’s MPI food safety standards, and the base silicone compounds are non-toxic and chemically stable, reducing risk of contamination.
Silicone grease’s unique properties—chemical inertness, high dielectric strength, and resistance to breakdown under pressure—make it the go-to lubricant for bottling lines, conveyor systems, and processing equipment. It protects rubber O-rings and gaskets from swelling, hardening, or cracking, ensuring reliable sealing even in high-moisture or caustic environments. Always follow manufacturer and site-specific protocols for lubricant use in food environments, and refer to MPI guidelines for details on compliant practices.
Yes, MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease 4kg is formulated to meet stringent requirements for incidental food contact, making it suitable for use in food and beverage manufacturing, commercial kitchens, and dairy processing plants throughout New Zealand. This product is manufactured in compliance with New Zealand’s MPI food safety standards, and the base silicone compounds are non-toxic and chemically stable, reducing risk of contamination.
Silicone grease’s unique properties—chemical inertness, high dielectric strength, and resistance to breakdown under pressure—make it the go-to lubricant for bottling lines, conveyor systems, and processing equipment. It protects rubber O-rings and gaskets from swelling, hardening, or cracking, ensuring reliable sealing even in high-moisture or caustic environments. Always follow manufacturer and site-specific protocols for lubricant use in food environments, and refer to MPI guidelines for details on compliant practices.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease offers several advantages compared to mineral or petroleum-based products, especially in the demanding environments found across New Zealand’s food, water, and engineering sectors. First, silicone grease resists oxidation and degradation when exposed to chemicals, acids, or saltwater, so it performs reliably in corrosive or wet settings like dairy plants and water treatment facilities. It remains stable at a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C up to +200°C, providing year-round protection and flexibility for diverse machinery.
Secondly, silicone grease is safe on all rubber, plastic, and metal surfaces—unlike some petroleum greases, it won’t swell or degrade elastomer seals. This extends the lifespan of expensive O-rings, gaskets, and moving parts, lowering total cost of ownership for NZ businesses. Its non-staining, non-toxic nature makes it an essential choice for industries where hygiene and compliance are critical.
Many companies in New Zealand now specify silicone grease for critical lubrication points, especially where contamination or equipment failure can have major operational impacts. To discover more about why silicone lubricants are preferred, read the Engineering New Zealand lubrication standards or contact our team.
MAC Siliglide Silicone Grease offers several advantages compared to mineral or petroleum-based products, especially in the demanding environments found across New Zealand’s food, water, and engineering sectors. First, silicone grease resists oxidation and degradation when exposed to chemicals, acids, or saltwater, so it performs reliably in corrosive or wet settings like dairy plants and water treatment facilities. It remains stable at a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C up to +200°C, providing year-round protection and flexibility for diverse machinery.
Secondly, silicone grease is safe on all rubber, plastic, and metal surfaces—unlike some petroleum greases, it won’t swell or degrade elastomer seals. This extends the lifespan of expensive O-rings, gaskets, and moving parts, lowering total cost of ownership for NZ businesses. Its non-staining, non-toxic nature makes it an essential choice for industries where hygiene and compliance are critical.
Many companies in New Zealand now specify silicone grease for critical lubrication points, especially where contamination or equipment failure can have major operational impacts. To discover more about why silicone lubricants are preferred, read the Engineering New Zealand lubrication standards or contact our team.
