Valvoline PTFE Spray 500ml Teflon lubricant for metal and plastic

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Cechy szczególne: Dobra wodoodporność, Kompatybilność guma i tworzywa

Kategoria: Spraye AEROSOLE

Niska temperatura: od -31°C do -50°C

Przemysł: Motoryzacja, Sprzęt AGD, Stolarski i Drewniany

Skład Ciała Stałe: PTFE teflon

Wysoka temperatura: +201°C do 249°C

Zastosowanie: Prowadnice ślizgowe, Smarowanie tworzyw sztucznych, Zawiasy, Łożyska ślizgowe panewki tuleje

Valvoline™ PTFE Spray 500ml

High quality lubricant for mechanical parts made of metal and plastic.

PTFE spray is designed to provide protection in a wide range of operating conditions and temperatures from -50°C to +250°C.

It performs well in demanding operating conditions thanks to its exceptional mechanical and thermal stability.

Application:

Suitable for use in many workshop and agricultural applications.

  • Chains
  • Door hinges
  • Rails
  • Sliding door guides
  • Agricultural machinery)
  • Gears
  • Industrial vacuum pumps
  • Conveyors
  • Rubber seals
  • door locks
  • seatbelts
  • seat rails

Features and Benefits:

  • Excellent mechanical and thermal stability
  • Very low coefficient of friction
  • Excellent penetrating and adhesive properties
  • Prevents wear and jamming
  • Resistant to weather conditions
  • Resistant to weak acids and bases
  • Fine structure (particle size approx. 5 microns)
  • Hydrophobic
  • Directed spray jet
  • Prevents sticking

Technical data

Base
Synthetic oil
Properties contains PTFE
Volatile organic compounds (VOC) content
about 60% kg/kg
Color transparent white
Density at 20 °C
0.88g/ml
Steam pressure at 20 °C
3 to 4 bars
Thermal resistance -50 to +250 °C
4 ball wear test (ASTM D-2266)
<0.4mm
EP 4 ball test (ASTM D-2596) 3430N
pH value neutral

Application method:

Valvoline™ PTFE Spray should be at room temperature before use. The technological temperature should be between 5 and 30°C. Shake before use. Apply Valvoline™ PTFE Spray thinly. Optimum lubrication will be obtained after evaporation of the solvent.