CRC Extreme Duty Silicone Lubricant 300g Aerosol

CRC Extreme Duty Silicone is a silicone fluid aerosol lubricant for high pressure and high temperature applications on metal and non-metal surfaces. It has a working range of -73 °C to 232 °C.

It reduces friction and galling and eases metal-to-metal contact to prolong equipment life, resists moisture and stays in place in damp environments.

Where this product is used

• Plant conveyors, guides and rails
• Rollers and sliding mechanisms
• Electric motors, on de-energised equipment only
• Vending machines
• Mould release agents

Features

• Silicone fluid lubricant for high pressure and high temperature applications
• Working range of -73 °C to 232 °C
• Withstands 1200 lb in the Falex load test (ASTM D-3233)
• Reduces friction and galling and prolongs equipment life
• Resists moisture and stays in place in damp environments
• Dry, clear, non-hardening film, clear and non-staining
• 360 degree valve, so it sprays from any position

Key specifications

Choosing the right option

For a silicone spray with a lower working temperature range, see CRC Aerosol 808 Silicone Spray Multi-Purpose Enhancer, Lubricant & Protectant 330g, rated -38 °C to 290 °C.

See also: CRC Aerosol 808 Silicone Spray Multi-Purpose Enhancer, Lubricant & Protectant 330g, CRC Aerosol Silicone Electrical Multi-Use Lubricant 300g, CRC Automotive Silicone Lubricant & Protectant Aerosol 300g, CRC Aerosol Dry Glide With PTFE 150g.

Using it

Apply to a clean surface.

Spray a light, even film.

Use the extension tube for hard-to-reach areas, and repeat the application if necessary.

Do not use on energised equipment.

Storage and handling

Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures above 50 °C. Keep away from heat and ignition sources. Do not pierce or burn the can, even after use. The pressurised container may burst if heated.

Limits and safety

Hazard classification: signal word Danger. Extremely flammable aerosol (H222). Pressurised container: may burst if heated (H229). Transport class UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.1. Do not use on energised equipment. The flash point and specific gravity for the concentrate without propellant do not describe the aerosol can. The NSF H2 registration is not a food grade (H1) listing. Incompatible with oxidising agents (for example hypochlorites), acids (for example nitric acid) and alkalis (for example sodium hydroxide). Read the safety data sheet before use.

NSF H2, which is for use where there is no food contact.