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About Lubricants

Made of graphite in a thin oil, these lubricants penetrate wire rope and cable to the core. When the oil evaporates, it leaves behind a dry film of graphite that prevents wear and corrosion throughout the rope without attracting dust.

Each

Container
Size, oz.	Type	Additive	Temp. Range, °F		Each
3	Aerosol Can	Graphite	-20° to 175°	00000000	00000
3.4	Squeeze Bottle	Graphite	-20° to 175°	00000000	0000

Package

Container
Size, oz.	Type	Additive	Temp. Range, °F	Pkg. Qty.		Pkg.
3	Aerosol Can	Graphite	-20° to 175°	12	000000000	000000
3.4	Squeeze Bottle	Graphite	-20° to 175°	12	000000000	00000

Nonstaining Powder Lubricants

Apply this mica powder to leave behind a thin, white coating that lubricates without staining or attracting dirt. Often used on windows, door locks, and tracks, it can be used with metal, plastic, rubber, and wood.

Container
Size, oz.	Type	Additive	Temp. Range, °F	Color		Each
0.21	Tube	Mica	32° to 1100°	White	0000000	00000

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.

Container
Size, oz.	Type	Additive	Max. Pressure, psi	Temp. Range, °F	Specifications Met	Color		Each
DuPont Molykote Z Powder
10 oz.	Squeeze Bottle	Moly	500,000	-375° to 750°	AMS-M-7866	Black	0000000	0000000

Powder and Flake Lubricants

Made of graphite, these powders and flakes lubricate under heavy loads and high temperatures. They resist most chemicals and conduct heat and electricity.

Powder lubricants get into hard-to-reach spots, such as locking mechanisms and fastener threads, better than flakes. Lubricant in a can and 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. Lubricant in a tube can be used dry. It has a precision-tip applicator.

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.