CRC Belt Dressing 350g - Pack of 6
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CRC Belt Dressing is a specialist aerosol formulated to minimise squeals from automotive belts. CRC states it forms a non-drying, water-resistant film. CRC lists it as extending the life of old and worn belts and reducing belt tension, slipping and dirt build-up.
CRC lists it for multi-ribbed, alternator, power steering and other accessory belts, and says it is designed for most belts and belt materials. It is not suited for use on timing or cam belts. This listing is a pack of six 350 g cans.
Where this product is used
- Multi-ribbed belts
- Alternator belts
- Power steering belts
- Other automotive accessory belts
- Most belts and belt materials, per CRC (not timing or cam belts)
Features
- Minimises squeals from automotive belts
- Non-drying, water-resistant film
- Extends the life of old and worn belts and reduces belt tension, slipping and dirt build-up, per CRC
- Belts remain pliable and will not glaze or harden, per CRC
- Improves traction
- Permastraw Dual-Action Spray System included
- Temperature range of -25 °C to +138 °C
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| CRC product number | 1753472 |
| Type | Automotive drive belt dressing, aerosol |
| Propellant | Hydrocarbon |
| Appearance | Amber liquid |
| Temperature range | -25 °C to +138 °C |
| Flash point (propellant) | -104 °C |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water; soluble in many organic liquids |
| Dangerous goods | UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.1; no packing group allocated |
| Pack | 6 cans, each a 350 g aerosol (CRC lists the can as 350g/500ml) |
| Source | CRC Industries (Aust) technical data sheet 05/2023 and safety data sheet 03 Apr 2025 (revision 1.1) and CRC Australia product page (crcindustries.com.au) |
Selecting the right option
For a belt treatment for food-processing equipment see CRC Belt Dressing Food Grade 284g, and for a synthetic polymer belt grip aerosol see CRC Aerosol Belt Grip Formulated With Synthetic Polymer 400g.
Using it
Spray all gripping surfaces while the belt is running.
Spray thoroughly, but do not saturate the belt.
Re-apply at regular intervals.
CRC states it is not suited for use on timing or cam belts.
Storage and handling
See the safety data sheet for handling and storage advice. The can is a pressurised container.
Limits and safety
Signal word: Danger. Dangerous goods UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.1. Extremely flammable aerosol. Pressurised container: may burst if heated. Causes skin irritation. May cause drowsiness or dizziness. Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Not suited for use on timing or cam belts. Read the safety data sheet before use.
Frequently asked questions
What temperature range does CRC Belt Dressing cover?
CRC's technical data sheet (05/2023) gives -25 °C to +138 °C.
Can CRC Belt Dressing be used on timing belts?
No. CRC states it is not suited for use on timing or cam belts.
How do I apply CRC Belt Dressing?
CRC directions: spray all gripping surfaces while the belt is running, spray thoroughly but do not saturate, and re-apply at regular intervals.
What is the flash point of CRC Belt Dressing?
CRC's technical data sheet and safety data sheet print -104 °C for the propellant. The can is classified as an extremely flammable aerosol.
Is it a dangerous good?
Yes, as an aerosol: UN 1950, Class 2.1, with no packing group allocated (CRC safety data sheet, revision 1.1).
How many cans are in this pack?
Six 350 g aerosol cans. CRC lists the single can as 350g/500ml.
Related products
See also: CRC Belt Dressing Food Grade 284g, CRC Aerosol Belt Grip Formulated With Synthetic Polymer 400g.
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