OEM&ODM Solution of SMALL-PACK GREASE & Adhesive
Your Trusted Brake
Grease Manufacturer
in China
Specialized brake lubricants engineered for caliper pins, brake pads, wheel hubs, and anti-seize applications. Formulated to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments.
What Is Brake Grease?
Brake grease (or brake lubricant) is a specialty lubricant used on selected moving, sliding and contact points around brake systems. It is commonly applied to caliper guide pins, bushings, pad ears, abutment clips, backing plates, wheel hub contact areas and selected brake hardware. The right brake grease helps reduce sticking, vibration, corrosion and brake noise when applied correctly.
Important: Never be applied to the friction surface of the brake pads or rotors, as this will cause brake failure
Smooth Caliper Movement
Helps guide pins and sliding parts move correctly.
Noise & Vibration Reduction
Helps reduce squeal caused by pad-to-hardware contact or vibration.
Corrosion Protection
Helps protect selected metal contact areas from rust and sticking.
Rubber & Plastic Compatibility
Silicone-based options can be selected for guide pin boots and rubber contact areas.
High-Temperature Stability
Ceramic and anti-seize options can be selected for brake pad and wheel hub contact areas.
Problems Proper Brake Grease Helps Solve
Selecting the right lubricant and packaging format prevents assembly issues, reduces end-user complaints, and protects brake components.
Caliper guide pins become dry or sticky
Guide pins need a lubricant that stays in place and remains compatible with rubber boots.
Brake pads squeal after installation
Improper pad-to-hardware contact and vibration can cause noise. A suitable brake pad grease can help reduce squeal when applied to the correct area.
Wrong grease damages rubber parts
Petroleum-based greases may not be suitable for rubber boots or seals. Silicone-based brake grease is often selected for metal-to-rubber contact points.
Wheel hubs and bolts seize after heat exposure
Wheel hub and anti-seize applications may require a copper or ceramic paste instead of a standard caliper grease.
Repair kits need clean single-use packs
Automotive repair kits often require 1 g, 2 g, 3 g or 5 g sachets with stable weight and leak-resistant sealing.
End users apply grease in the wrong place
Brands need clear label instructions and usage diagrams to reduce complaints and safety risk.
Industrial-Grade Brake Lubricants
Engineered for extreme thermal stress, superior washout resistance, and total system compatibility.
Silicone Caliper Pin Grease
100% EPDM Rubber Safe
High-performance silicone base oil thickened with advanced synthetics. Provides excellent water washout resistance and prevents caliper binding without degrading rubber seals.
- Temp Range -50°C to 200°C
- Base Oil Premium Silicone
- Color Translucent White
Copper Anti-Seize Paste
Extreme High Temperature
Formulated with premium micro-copper flakes in a non-melting carrier. Prevents brake pad squeal and protects threads from seizing under extreme thermal stress.
- Temp Range -20°C to 1100°C
- Solid Lubricant Micro-Copper
- Color Copper
Ceramic Brake Pad Grease
Metal-Free & ABS Compatible
Advanced metal-free formulation using ceramic solids. Ideal for modern ABS systems and aluminum calipers to prevent galvanic corrosion and sensor interference.
- Temp Range -40°C to 1400°C
- Solid Lubricant Ceramic Particles
- Color White
Need a Custom Formulation?
Our engineers can develop a specific brake grease tailored to your exact operational parameters, or develop equivalent alternative to branded grease.
Silicone Caliper Grease vs Ceramic vs Copper Anti-Seize
| Item | Silicone Caliper Grease (ML-202) | Ceramic Brake Grease ( (ML-203) | Copper Anti-Seize Paste (ML-204) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Role | Lubrication for rubber/plastic & guide pins | High-temp pad/hardware contact lubrication | Anti-seize protection for metal assembly |
| Typical Contact Area | Guide pins, boots, wheel cylinder areas | Pad backing plate, ears, abutment clips | Wheel hubs, bolts, threaded parts |
| Rubber Compatibility | Often selected for rubber | Depends on formula; test first | Usually not preferred for boots |
| When To Choose | When guide pins or rubber matter | When pad noise, heat & hardware matter | When metal parts may seize after heat |
One brake service kit may use more than one grease type. Morelic can help buyers select separate small packs for caliper pins, brake pad contact points and wheel hub anti-seize applications.
Where do you put the brake grease?
Different brake points require different lubrication strategies. Applying the right formula to the correct area is critical for brake performance.
Caliper Guide Pins
Used on guide pins and slider pins to help maintain smooth caliper movement.
Recommend: #202 Caliper Grease
Rubber Boots & Bushings
Silicone-based brake grease can be selected for metal-to-rubber contact areas.
Recommend: #202 Caliper Grease
Brake Pad Ears(tabs)
Applied lightly where pad ears contact the bracket to help smooth pad movement.
Recommend: #203 Brake Grease
Abutment Clips
Selected contact areas only/thin film only after clean and install hardware.
Recommend: #203 Brake Grease
Pad Backing Plate
Used on the back side of the pad, NEVER THE FRONT(Friction surface)!
Recommend: #203 Brake Grease
Wheel Hub Contact
Copper or ceramic anti-seize paste can help prevent sticking in assembly areas.
Recommend: #204 Anti-Seize
Drum Brake Backing Plate
Applied to the raised friction pads to ensure smooth brake shoe movement and prevent squeaking.
Recommend: #203 Brake Grease
Drum Brake Shoe Contact Points
Essential for metal-to-metal contact areas where brake shoes pivot, slide, or rest.
Recommend: #203 Brake Grease
Drum Brake Star Adjuster Threads
Prevents seizing and corrosion on adjuster screws, ensuring reliable long-term brake adjustment.
Recommend: #204 for anti-seize or #203
How To Apply Brake Grease Correctly: Step-by-Step Guide
Brake grease helps only when applied in the right place. Wrong placement can contaminate friction surfaces and reduce braking performance.
Watch the full application tutorial
Clean the components
Remove dirt, old grease, rust and brake dust from the area before applying new grease.
Identify contact points
Apply grease only to approved moving, sliding or contact points like guide pins and pad ears.
Choose the right grease
Use silicone for rubber, ceramic for pad contact, and copper for wheel hub anti-seize.
Apply a thin layer
A small amount is usually enough. Excess grease can migrate and collect dust.
Keep friction surfaces clean
Do not apply grease to the rotor face, drum friction surface or the friction side of brake pads.
Reassemble & inspect
After assembly, confirm smooth movement of guide pins and hardware before finishing.
Start to Discuss Your Brake Grease Project?
Leverage our 15 years of industry expertise to develop custom brake grease solutions. From caliper pins to hardware, we provide OEM & ODM support and global compliance guidance to ensure optimal performance and safety for your automotive maintenance products.
Brake Grease vs Regular Grease
| Comparison Item | Brake Grease | Regular Grease |
|---|---|---|
| Designed For | Brake system contact, sliding and anti-seize points | General mechanical lubrication |
| Temperature Demand | Higher heat resistance required | Depends on general-use formula |
| Rubber Compatibility | Silicone-based options available for rubber boots | Petroleum-based options may not suit rubber parts |
| Risk If Misused | Friction surface contamination, noise, sticking | May melt, wash out or damage rubber in brake areas |
| Packaging | Sachets, tubes, syringes, jars, repair kit packs | Tubes, cartridges, pails |
Brake systems generate heat and contain rubber, metal and friction materials. A lubricant used around brakes should be selected by contact material, temperature, load and application point, not simply by grease appearance.
How To Choose the Right Brake Grease
1. Confirm Part
Choose from guide pins, rubber boots, pad ears, hubs, or repair kits.
2. Check Material
Confirm rubber, plastic, metal, ceramic, or mixed surfaces.
3. Define Function
Lubrication, noise reduction, anti-seize, or kit packaging.
4. Select Type
Silicone, ceramic, copper, or custom formula based on needs.
5. Confirm Pack
Sachet, tube, syringe, jar, label warning, and MSDS/TDS.
OEM Small-Pack Brake Grease Solution for Your Brand
Morelic supports brake grease filling for caliper repair kits, brake pad installation kits, automotive aftermarket packs, hardware retail products and e-commerce brands.
Formula Customization
Parameter Tuning:
Custom adjustments for Base Oil Viscosity, NLGI Grade, and specific performance additives.
Brand Equivalents:
Expert formulation of cost-effective, high-performance alternatives to major global brands.
Specialized Environments:
Engineering for extreme temperatures, heavy loads or high humidity operating conditions.
Packaging & Branding
Flexible Sizes:
1-10g tear pouches, 3-120g squeeze tubes, jars, bottles, pails, and drums.
Private Labeling:
Custom logo pre-printing and bespoke label design for your brand identity.
Retail Ready:
Retail-friendly packaging solutions for hardware, automotive, and plumbing distributors.
When Brake Grease May Not Be the Right Product
Avoid common application mistakes to ensure safety and prevent part damage.
Do not apply to friction surfaces
Never apply grease to the rotor face, drum friction surface or the friction side of brake pads.
Do not use regular grease on boots
Petroleum-based products may swell rubber parts. Use a suitable silicone brake grease.
Do not use copper anti-seize everywhere
Copper anti-seize is for selected metal anti-seize areas. It is not a universal caliper pin grease.
Do not use one formula for all points
Guide pins, pad ears, backing plates and wheel hubs may require different grease types.
Do not over-apply grease
Excess grease can migrate, attract dirt or contaminate nearby sensitive components.
Do not skip compatibility testing
Test before mass production if the product touches special rubber boots, plastics or coatings.
Why Choose Morelic
15+ Years Manufacturer
Proven expertise in formulating and packaging high-performance silicone grease and specialized industrial lubricants.
OEM / ODM Solution
End-to-end custom packaging, private labeling, and precise formula matching tailored to your specific application.
Cost-Effective Alternative To Branded Grease
Achieve the same or better performance as premium brand lubricants while significantly optimizing your procurement budget.
Global Compliance
Complete export documentation including Reach, RoHS, MSDS and TDS, ensuring seamless customs clearance and worldwide market entry.
Flexible MOQ & Fast Delivery
Agile production lines designed to support both pilot testing batches and large-scale repeat supply with stable lead times.
From Formula Review to Export-Ready Packs
1. Application Review
Collect brake part, contact material, temperature, packaging size, and document requirements.
2. Sample Preparation
Select caliper grease, pad grease, ceramic paste, copper anti-seize or custom formula.
3. Packaging Confirmation
Confirm sachet, tube, syringe, jar, label, carton and outer box details.
4. Filling & Sealing
Perform small-pack filling, sealing, weight check, appearance check and batch ID.
5. Document Preparation
Prepare MSDS/TDS/COA/RoHS/Reach or customer-required files based on the selected formula.
6. Export Support
Arrange export cartons, pallets, packing details and logistics coordination.
Brake Grease FAQ
Expert technical answers and procurement guidelines for distributors, OEM manufacturers, and large-scale wholesale buyers.
What kind of grease do you use on brakes?
Where should you NOT put brake grease?
Is silicone or ceramic brake grease better?
Can I use regular grease on brake parts?
Do you really need brake grease?
How long does brake grease last?
Can I use WD-40 instead of brake grease?
What happens if you don't grease brake pads?
Can you provide custom formulation and private labeling for brake grease?
What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ) for custom brake grease packaging?
Do you offer small sachet packaging for brake pad and caliper repair kits?
Can you supply brake grease in bulk drums for large-scale manufacturing?
Start Your Brake Grease
OEM Project with Morelic
Ensure peak braking performance and eliminate noise with our premium, high-temperature brake grease. From 5g sachets for brake pad hardware kits to custom private-label tubes or bottles for automotive aftermarket brands, Morelic delivers expert formulation, custom packaging, and global compliance support. Partner with us to scale your brand today.
