CRC CRX Multi-Purpose High Strength Lubricant 300g

CRC CRX Multi-Purpose High Strength Lubricant (CRC product number 3017) is a 300g aerosol with a CC3 based industrial grade anti-corrosion formula. CRC's data sheet describes it as displacing, lubricating and protecting, and as leaving a thin, oily, non-drying film.

CRC states it contains no silicone, acid, kerosene or dieseline, and that it won't dry out, gum up, become gooey or sticky, or wash off with water. The aerosol is a flammable aerosol (Category 2) with a serious eye irritation classification; the hazard details are below.

Where this product is used

• Marine and recreation
• Sporting and camping equipment
• Heavy industrial use, mining and transport
• Farming and aviation machinery
• Locks and hinges
• Electronic and electrical components (CRC lists this application; see the hazard information)

Features

• CC3 based industrial grade anti-corrosion formula (CRC)
• Temperature range -20°C to +150°C continuous, +170°C intermittent (CRC data sheet)
• Thin, oily, non-drying film (CRC data sheet)
• Contains no silicone, acid, kerosene or dieseline (CRC data sheet)
• Won't dry out, gum up, become gooey or sticky, or wash off with water (CRC data sheet)
• Non-staining (CRC data sheet)

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

CRC states no NSF H1 or food grade registration for CRX. For an NSF H1 registered silicone spray per its CRC data sheet, see CRC Water Based Food Grade Silicone NSF H1 Multi-Purpose Spray 369g.

Using it

CRC's directions: shake the can well before using, then spray when required.

Storage and handling

Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C.

Limits and safety

Classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria. Signal word Warning. H223: flammable aerosol. H229: pressurised container, may burst if heated. H319: causes serious eye irritation. UN 1950, AEROSOLS, Class 2.1. The safety data sheet gives a flash point below 60°C for the aerosol with propellant. Not classified as an environmental hazard. CRC lists food preparation areas among its applications but states no NSF H1 or food grade registration for this product. CRC's data sheet also says aerosol cans will conduct electricity, so keep them away from live electrical sources including battery terminals, solenoids, electrical panels and other electronic components. Read the safety data sheet before use.

Frequently asked questions

What temperature range does CRC CRX cover?

CRC's data sheet lists -20°C to +150°C continuous and +170°C intermittent.

Is CRC CRX a flammable aerosol?

Yes. The safety data sheet (03/04/25, revision 1.5) classifies it Aerosols - Flammable Category 2: H223 flammable aerosol, H229 pressurised container may burst if heated, H319 causes serious eye irritation. Signal word Warning, UN 1950 Class 2.1.

What is the flash point of CRC CRX?

The safety data sheet gives below 60°C for the aerosol with propellant.

What does CRC CRX not contain?

CRC's data sheet states it contains no silicone, acid, kerosene or dieseline.

Will CRC CRX wash off with water?

CRC's data sheet says it won't dry out, gum up, become gooey or sticky, or wash off with water.

Can I use CRC CRX around food preparation equipment?

CRC lists food preparation areas among its applications, but states no NSF H1 or food grade registration for this product.

Related products

See also: CRC 5-56 Multi-Purpose Lubricant, CRC Aerosol Long Life Anti Rust Lubricant 300g, CRC 2-26 Electrical Multi-Purpose Lubricant/Penetrant, CRC Aerosol Power Lube With PTFE High Performance Lubricant 300g.