from Everlube Products
Lubri-Bond 320R is an air drying, PTFE based solid film lubricant with an epoxy binder system. This coating provides very good corrosion resistance and performs best in lighter load carrying applications. It is ideal for applications that do not require a thermally cured coating. Lubri-Bond 320R is... [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Use Temperature: -100 to 250
- Specific Gravity: 0.8987
- Applications: Compressors; Electrical / Electronic; Process Equipment, Tanks, Reactor or Lines; Surgical Devices
from Invotec Solutions Ltd.
Unaffected by water, oil or solvents and is suitable where the use of wet or silicone lubricants is undesirable. Ideal for the, textile and paper industries where direct contact is involved with surfaces that would be contaminated by wet or silicone based lubricants. Forms a dry non-staining film. [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Features: Aerosol, Sprayable or Misting
- Use Temperature: -148 to 392
from Molykote® from Dow Corning
Air-curing dry lubricant. Air dry, translucent coating with low friction coefficient for low to medium loads. APPLICATIONS. Suitable for rubber guides, sliding doors, furniture hinges, small mechanisms in office machines and sunroof seals. For nearly all material combinations such as metal/metal,... [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Specialty, Proprietary or Other; Ultra-Violet Indicator; Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Use Temperature: -292 to 464
- Specific Gravity: 0.8700
- Applications: Automotive or Transportation; Machine, Gears, Spindles, Ways and Final Drives
from Whitford Corporation
Wear resistant and impermeable nonstick coating with excellent release. [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Features: Release Agent or Mold Release
- Use Temperature: 500
from Aervoe Industries Incorporated
Resists moisture, resin-bonded, non-staining, heavy duty lubricant [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Use Temperature: 40 to 110
- Specific Gravity: 0.7300
- Applications: Conveyor Belts, Machine Tools, Dies
from Anti-Seize Technology
Dry-film lubricant, chemically inert, low coefficient of friction (.02) [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Applications: Machine, Gears, Spindles, Ways and Final Drives
- Use Temperature: -400 to 500
- Features: Aerosol, Sprayable or Misting; Sealing, Intrusion Barrier, Seal Forming or Sealant
from Coatings For Industry, Inc.
The primary use of Alseal 310 is to provide dry film lubrication, excellent anti-stick properties and water repellence. It also has non-yellowing, non-chalking properties, excellent flexibility, abrasion resistance, hardness and good chemical resistance. Further, as a water-based material, Alseal... [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Features: Aerosol, Sprayable or Misting
- Applications: Aerospace; Gas Turbines
from McGee Industries, Inc. / McLube Division
Colorless, non-oily film coating, will not transfer/contaminate compounds [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Silicone; Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Applications: Automotive or Transportation; Process Equipment, Tanks, Reactor or Lines
- Use Temperature: ? to 550
- Features: Sealing, Intrusion Barrier, Seal Forming or Sealant; Corrosion Inhibiting or Rust Preventative; Release Agent or Mold Release
from TelephoneStuff.com
TEFLON additive provides greater lubricity than other wax-based lubricants. Features: - Remains stable in high temp. -- usable from 30 °F to 190 °F (-1 °C to 88 °C). - Dries slowly to a thin, non-conducting film that won't harden in conduit. - Creamy texture applies easily and... [See More]
- Composition / Chemistry: Wax / Stearate; Fluoropolymer / PTFE (e.g., Teflon®)
- Applications: Electrical / Electronic
