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Grease oil, commonly referred to simply as grease, is a semisolid lubricant used in various mechanical systems to reduce friction and wear. It consists of a base oil and a thickener, often with added additives to enhance specific properties. The base oil, which can be mineral, synthetic, or vegetable, provides the primary lubricating properties, while the thickener, typically a soap or complex soap, gives the grease its characteristic consistency and helps retain the oil in place. Additives can include antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, and extreme pressure agents, which tailor the grease to specific applications.