Food-Grade Lubricant for Feed Mills | NSF H1, Halal & Kosher

A good lubricant supplier does more than sell grease. In a feed mill, the right industrial lubricant has to protect machines and still be safe if a little of it touches mash or pellets.

That is why plants look for a feed-mill lubricant that is also food-grade — and why many buyers now ask for NSF H1 food-grade lubricants that are also Halal- and Kosher-certified. A specialty lubricant built for pellet mills can cover all of that in one product.

What do these certifications mean?

NSF H1 means the grease is approved for incidental contact with feed. It is not meant to be mixed into the feed. It is meant to be safe if a small amount accidentally gets on the product.

Halal and Kosher certifications mean the grease also meets those religious standards. You can keep the certificates on file and show them when a buyer or auditor asks.

Why does this matter in a feed mill?

Ordinary grease can protect a bearing. It cannot protect you in an audit if it is not food-grade. That is why LAAPSA Tarmela 9000 FG is useful in feed mills. It is NSF H1, Halal, and Kosher certified. It is also built for pellet mills that run hot, wet, and under heavy load.

If your pellet mill is causing headaches, test LAAPSA Tarmela 9000 FG on your equipment. Contact us and we will connect you with one of our lubrication experts.

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