MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant
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MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant keeps your equipment moving in extreme cold.
Trusted by New Zealand’s top food processors and cold storage facilities for reliable, MPI-compliant lubrication down to –60°C.
Discover why MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is the top choice for critical cold-chain operations in New Zealand:
- Extreme cold food grade lubricant
- Use on freeze drying tunnels, freezers, spiral freezers etc.
- Colourless, odourless, light synthetic oil NSF H1 film.
- Excellent Low Temperature Performance—Extremely low pour points, with sufficient body to lubricate at many temperatures.
- Concentrate pour point -60°C.
- Advanced additive technology to protect from microbial contamination.
- Reduces friction, corrosion and wear on manufacturing equipment.
- Easy targeted application with 360° spray anyway valve
- Use on sprockets, gearboxes, chain operations, cam rollers, slide valves, bearings, rails/skids, couplings, etc
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Stock#
UTLTRFG5A
SULTRFG20B
Variant/Size
500ml
20L
Quantity
12
1
Gr.Wt (Kg)
5.320
Vol (m3)
0.012
0.012
- MPI C15 (all animal products excluding dairy)
- NSF H1 registered
Details
Applications
Freeze drying facilities
Frozen goods processing & manufacturing
Freezer equipment and storage
Frequently Asked Questions
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant - Frequently Asked Questions
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is specifically engineered for environments where most lubricants would fail. Ordinary oils and greases can become viscous, freeze, or lose effectiveness at subzero temperatures—leading to increased wear, sudden breakdowns, and costly downtime. By contrast, this lubricant maintains its viscosity and protective qualities down to –60°C, ensuring consistent performance in NZ’s leading cold-chain industries.
This MPI C15-approved formula means it’s safe for use in any food-processing, manufacturing, or storage facility. Whether you operate a dairy, ice cream plant, commercial freezer, or frozen goods logistics business, you need equipment that can run smoothly through constant defrosting and temperature swings. The advanced synthetic blend in MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Lubricant actively shields metal components from corrosion, even with daily moisture exposure and condensation. Its water-resistant properties mean it won’t wash off during cleaning or defrost cycles.
Local businesses have seen reduced downtime, fewer mechanical failures, and longer equipment life after switching to MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant. This not only supports compliance with New Zealand food safety standards but also delivers significant cost savings over time. Learn more about food-grade lubricant requirements from MPI.
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is specifically engineered for environments where most lubricants would fail. Ordinary oils and greases can become viscous, freeze, or lose effectiveness at subzero temperatures—leading to increased wear, sudden breakdowns, and costly downtime. By contrast, this lubricant maintains its viscosity and protective qualities down to –60°C, ensuring consistent performance in NZ’s leading cold-chain industries.
This MPI C15-approved formula means it’s safe for use in any food-processing, manufacturing, or storage facility. Whether you operate a dairy, ice cream plant, commercial freezer, or frozen goods logistics business, you need equipment that can run smoothly through constant defrosting and temperature swings. The advanced synthetic blend in MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Lubricant actively shields metal components from corrosion, even with daily moisture exposure and condensation. Its water-resistant properties mean it won’t wash off during cleaning or defrost cycles.
Local businesses have seen reduced downtime, fewer mechanical failures, and longer equipment life after switching to MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant. This not only supports compliance with New Zealand food safety standards but also delivers significant cost savings over time. Learn more about food-grade lubricant requirements from MPI.
For optimal use, surfaces should be cleaned of any old lubricant, debris, or ice. Apply MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant directly to all moving parts exposed to cold or humidity, such as:
- Bearings
- Chains and sprockets
- Roller tracks
- Conveyor systems
- Freezer door hinges and seals
- Valves and sliding rails
Application can be manual (via spray can) or integrated into automated lubrication systems for larger operations. Its penetrating action reaches tight clearances and internal surfaces where frost can cause problems. Regular application—especially after equipment maintenance, cleaning, or defrost cycles—will maintain optimal protection and extend machinery lifespan.
This lubricant is commonly used in commercial kitchens, industrial bakeries, seafood processing plants, cold storage facilities, and refrigerated vehicles. For more on cold chain maintenance best practices, see Engineering New Zealand – Lubrication.
For optimal use, surfaces should be cleaned of any old lubricant, debris, or ice. Apply MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant directly to all moving parts exposed to cold or humidity, such as:
- Bearings
- Chains and sprockets
- Roller tracks
- Conveyor systems
- Freezer door hinges and seals
- Valves and sliding rails
Application can be manual (via spray can) or integrated into automated lubrication systems for larger operations. Its penetrating action reaches tight clearances and internal surfaces where frost can cause problems. Regular application—especially after equipment maintenance, cleaning, or defrost cycles—will maintain optimal protection and extend machinery lifespan.
This lubricant is commonly used in commercial kitchens, industrial bakeries, seafood processing plants, cold storage facilities, and refrigerated vehicles. For more on cold chain maintenance best practices, see Engineering New Zealand – Lubrication.
New Zealand’s food processors, logistics operators, and cold-chain professionals face some of the world’s toughest compliance, audit, and operational standards—especially when it comes to equipment reliability in freezing conditions. MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is trusted by leading industry experts because it addresses all these demands with proven, practical results.
1. MPI Approval and Proven Food Safety Compliance
This lubricant carries MPI C15 approval, making it fully compliant for use in food manufacturing, processing, and storage environments throughout New Zealand. MPI approval is recognised by auditors and inspectors as a mark of safety and quality, so using this product helps businesses maintain certifications and meet audit requirements with confidence. The non-toxic, food grade formulation also means that there’s no risk of accidental food contamination, which is essential for both regulatory compliance and consumer trust.
2. Reliable Performance in Extreme Cold
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is specifically engineered to function in subzero environments, performing reliably at temperatures as low as –60°C. Unlike standard lubricants that can thicken, freeze, or break down under these conditions, this advanced synthetic fluid maintains its viscosity, lubricity, and protective barrier. This means equipment keeps running smoothly, with less friction, wear, and unexpected downtime. For cold storage, ice cream manufacturing, and refrigerated transport, this reliability is critical to avoid costly breakdowns and product loss.
3. Reduces Downtime, Maintenance Costs, and Equipment Failure
Facility managers and maintenance engineers consistently report fewer unplanned shutdowns and longer intervals between servicing after switching to MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant. Its strong resistance to water wash-off, corrosion, and oxidation extends the lifespan of machinery exposed to daily defrost cycles, condensation, or high humidity. By reducing emergency repairs and extending equipment life, it delivers measurable cost savings and operational peace of mind—an important advantage in any competitive industry.
4. Trusted Local Brand with Responsive Support
Arandee, the New Zealand manufacturer of MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant, is renowned for its commitment to quality and local industry needs. Clients benefit from rapid delivery, local technical support, and a full understanding of NZ’s food safety and maintenance standards. The trust built over two decades of supporting New Zealand businesses means that many leading cold storage and food processing companies specify this lubricant in their maintenance protocols.
5. Recommended by Industry Peers and Auditors
Finally, MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant’s track record of success is reflected in industry word-of-mouth and positive audit outcomes. Many professionals choose this lubricant because it’s recommended by auditors, engineers, and colleagues who have experienced its performance firsthand in harsh NZ conditions. This peer endorsement further strengthens its reputation as the preferred solution for anyone serious about safe, reliable cold-chain operation.
For more information on the importance of food-grade lubricants and regulatory compliance, you can review MPI’s maintenance compound guidelines or contact our support team here.
New Zealand’s food processors, logistics operators, and cold-chain professionals face some of the world’s toughest compliance, audit, and operational standards—especially when it comes to equipment reliability in freezing conditions. MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is trusted by leading industry experts because it addresses all these demands with proven, practical results.
1. MPI Approval and Proven Food Safety Compliance
This lubricant carries MPI C15 approval, making it fully compliant for use in food manufacturing, processing, and storage environments throughout New Zealand. MPI approval is recognised by auditors and inspectors as a mark of safety and quality, so using this product helps businesses maintain certifications and meet audit requirements with confidence. The non-toxic, food grade formulation also means that there’s no risk of accidental food contamination, which is essential for both regulatory compliance and consumer trust.
2. Reliable Performance in Extreme Cold
MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant is specifically engineered to function in subzero environments, performing reliably at temperatures as low as –60°C. Unlike standard lubricants that can thicken, freeze, or break down under these conditions, this advanced synthetic fluid maintains its viscosity, lubricity, and protective barrier. This means equipment keeps running smoothly, with less friction, wear, and unexpected downtime. For cold storage, ice cream manufacturing, and refrigerated transport, this reliability is critical to avoid costly breakdowns and product loss.
3. Reduces Downtime, Maintenance Costs, and Equipment Failure
Facility managers and maintenance engineers consistently report fewer unplanned shutdowns and longer intervals between servicing after switching to MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant. Its strong resistance to water wash-off, corrosion, and oxidation extends the lifespan of machinery exposed to daily defrost cycles, condensation, or high humidity. By reducing emergency repairs and extending equipment life, it delivers measurable cost savings and operational peace of mind—an important advantage in any competitive industry.
4. Trusted Local Brand with Responsive Support
Arandee, the New Zealand manufacturer of MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant, is renowned for its commitment to quality and local industry needs. Clients benefit from rapid delivery, local technical support, and a full understanding of NZ’s food safety and maintenance standards. The trust built over two decades of supporting New Zealand businesses means that many leading cold storage and food processing companies specify this lubricant in their maintenance protocols.
5. Recommended by Industry Peers and Auditors
Finally, MAC Ultra-Low-Temp Food Grade Lubricant’s track record of success is reflected in industry word-of-mouth and positive audit outcomes. Many professionals choose this lubricant because it’s recommended by auditors, engineers, and colleagues who have experienced its performance firsthand in harsh NZ conditions. This peer endorsement further strengthens its reputation as the preferred solution for anyone serious about safe, reliable cold-chain operation.
For more information on the importance of food-grade lubricants and regulatory compliance, you can review MPI’s maintenance compound guidelines or contact our support team here.
