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    Compare over 25 types of plastic to find the right material for you.

    Chemical-Resistant Ultra-Low-Friction PTFE Powder

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Plastic. Chemical-Resistant Ultra-Low-Friction PTFE Powder.
    Often used in assemblies that rub against each other, this powder blends into plastic, rubber, composites, and lubricants to keep them from sticking. Because it is slippery, it decreases wear and dissipates heat caused by friction—it will not break down in extreme temperatures. It repels water, which keeps rust, dust, and debris from building up and causing abrasion between moving parts. This powder won’t react to most corrosive chemicals, but it will break down when exposed to alkali metal.
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    101Can-300 to 500White7331N110000000

    High-Pressure Powder Lubricants

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Powder and Flake Lubricants. High-Pressure Powder Lubricants .
    Made of 98% moly, this lubricant withstands pressure up to 500,000 psi and has excellent wear resistance. Apply it to metal surfaces to prevent parts from corroding or sticking.
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    DuPont Molykote Z Powder
    10Squeeze BottleMolybdenum Disulfide500,000-375 to 750SAE AMS-M-7866Black4328T620000000
     

    Powder and Flake Lubricants

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Powder and Flake Lubricants. Powder and Flake Lubricants , Can.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Powder and Flake Lubricants. Powder and Flake Lubricants , Drum.

    Can

    Drum

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Powder and Flake Lubricants. Powder and Flake Lubricants , Tube.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Powder and Flake Lubricants. Powder and Flake Lubricants , Jar.

    Tube

    Jar

    Made of graphite, these powders and flakes lubricate under heavy loads and high temperatures. They resist most chemicals and conduct heat and electricity.
    Powder Lubricant—Powder lubricants get into hard-to-reach spots, such as locking mechanisms and fastener threads, better than flakes.
    Flake Lubricant—Flake lubricants conduct heat and electricity better than powder. Use them dry or mix with oil and grease to increase their load-carrying capacity or improve their ability to conduct heat and electricity.
    Can—Lubricant in a can can be used dry or mixed with oil and grease to increase their load-carrying capacity or improve their ability to conduct heat and electricity.
    Drum—Lubricant in a drum can be used dry or mixed with oil and grease to increase their load-carrying capacity or improve their ability to conduct heat and electricity.
    Tube—Lubricant in a tube can be used dry. It has a precision-tip applicator.
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    Powder Lubricant
    —1JarGraphite-300 to 700Silver1285K11000000121285K1130000000
    —5CanGraphite-300 to 700Silver1285K250000041285K251000000
    —50DrumGraphite-300 to 700Silver1285K13000000————0
    0.21—TubeGraphite-75 to 700Silver1291K510000481291K511000000
     
    Flake Lubricant
    —1JarGraphite-300 to 700Silver1290K100000121290K101000000
    —5CanGraphite-300 to 700Silver1290K30000041290K302000000
     

    High-Pressure Food and Beverage Penetrating Lubricants

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Penetrating Lubricants. High-Pressure Food and Beverage Penetrating Lubricants.
    Formulated to handle high loads and temperatures, these lubricants are NSF registered H1 for incidental food contact. Use them with chain and gears in food-processing and preparation areas and with hinges on ovens. They cut through dirt, grease, and rust, loosen stuck fasteners, and protect tools and equipment. Lubricants go on as a foam to cling to parts and resist dripping.
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    Sprayon LU 205 Food Grade Chain
    15Aerosol CanPTFE
    		15 to 635NSF Registered H1
    		2304N11000000122304N120000000
     
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