CRC Copper Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound 75ml Tube
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CRC Copper Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound is a copper-based, general purpose anti-seize lubricant. CRC's data sheet says it prevents seizing and galling caused by high temperatures, heavy loads, vibration and corrosion, and gives an operating temperature range of -70°C to +982°C.
It comes in three formats: a 75ml tube, a 500ml brush-top pot and a 400ml aerosol with the Permastraw dual-action spray. CRC lists it for bolts, nuts, studs, fittings, flanges, manifolds and other threaded or closely fitted parts. The pastes and the aerosol are classified differently on the safety data sheets, so check the format you are buying.
Where this product is used
- Bolts, nuts, screws and studs
- Threaded surfaces, fittings, plugs and pipes
- Flanges, gaskets, headers and manifolds
- Bushings, packings and wire
- Closely fitted parts that need extreme lubrication (CRC wording)
Features
- Copper-based compound; CRC lists it for ferrous and non-ferrous metals
- Operating temperature range -70°C to +982°C (CRC data sheet)
- Electrically conductive: CRC says it does not insulate or interrupt current flow
- CRC says it does not compromise the integrity of soft metals
- Will not harden, so heat ageing does not affect lubricity (CRC data sheet)
- Facilitates fast and easy disassembly (CRC data sheet)
- 400ml aerosol includes the Permastraw dual-action spray system (CRC)
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | General purpose anti-seize lubricant (CRC data sheet) |
| CRC product number | 3145 (75ml tube), 3183 (500ml pot), 3195 (400ml aerosol) |
| Base | Copper |
| Appearance (data sheet) | Copper to bronze semi-solid paste |
| Operating temperature range | -70°C to +982°C |
| Clean up | Remove with general purpose degreaser |
| Flash point and specific gravity | Differ between the paste and the aerosol; see each variant's details |
| Hazard: paste (3145, 3183) | SDS: not classified as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria; not classified as a dangerous good; Class C2 combustible |
| Hazard: aerosol (3195) | SDS: signal word Danger. H222, H229. UN 1950, AEROSOLS, Class 2.1 |
| Approvals | None stated in CRC's data sheet |
| Source | CRC Industries (Aust) technical data sheet version 07/2022; safety data sheets 20/12/24 (revision 1.2, 3145 and 3183) and 03/04/25 (revision 2.4, 3195); uses from the CRC Australia product pages (crcindustries.com.au) |
Available sizes
| Size | SKU | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 75ml tube | A0115635 | CRC product number 3145, paste |
| 400ml aerosol | A0115637 | CRC product number 3195, with Permastraw dual-action spray |
| 500ml pot | A0115636 | CRC product number 3183, paste, brush top |
Selecting the right option
For stainless steel CRC positions CRC Nickel Anti-Seize & Lubricant Compound, and for incidental food contact it lists CRC Food Grade Anti-Seize and Lubricant 227g.
Using it
CRC's directions: read the entire label. Clean scale and old compound from threaded surfaces. Coat the mating surfaces and assemble. Do not use a thinner. Keep the container closed when not in use. Use a dust mask when grinding or wire brushing.
Aerosol (3195): do not apply while equipment is energised. Shake vigorously to free the agitator ball and mix the contents, and shake periodically during use.
CRC says the product contains hydrocarbons and must not be used in oxygen service.
Storage and handling
For the aerosol, CRC says not to puncture, incinerate or store above 49°C, and to use only in a well ventilated area. Keep containers closed when not in use.
Limits and safety
Hazards differ by format. Paste (3145 and 3183): the SDS (20/12/24, revision 1.2) does not classify it as hazardous under Safe Work Australia criteria and gives no signal word; it is not a dangerous good for transport, and is Class C2 combustible. Aerosol (3195): the SDS (03/04/25, revision 2.4) classifies it as an extremely flammable aerosol. Signal word Danger. H222: extremely flammable aerosol. H229: pressurised container, may burst if heated. UN 1950, aerosols, Class 2.1. CRC's data sheet says aerosol cans conduct electricity, so keep them away from live electrical sources. The product contains hydrocarbons and CRC says not to use it in oxygen service. Read the safety data sheet before use.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum temperature for CRC Copper Anti-Seize?
CRC's data sheet lists an operating temperature range of -70°C to +982°C and says it protects parts up to 982°C.
Is CRC Copper Anti-Seize electrically conductive?
Yes. CRC's data sheet states it is electrically conductive and does not insulate or interrupt current flow.
Can CRC Copper Anti-Seize be used on stainless steel?
CRC lists the copper compound as safe for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. For stainless steel CRC positions its Nickel Anti-Seize, described as for all metals, especially stainless steel.
Can it be used in oxygen service?
No. CRC's data sheet says the product contains hydrocarbons and must not be used in oxygen service.
Is CRC Copper Anti-Seize flammable?
The 400ml aerosol (3195) is classified on its SDS as an extremely flammable aerosol (H222), UN 1950, Class 2.1. The 75ml tube (3145) and 500ml pot (3183) are not classified as hazardous or as dangerous goods, and are Class C2 combustible.
What sizes does CRC Copper Anti-Seize come in?
A 75ml tube (3145), a 500ml brush-top pot (3183) and a 400ml aerosol with the Permastraw dual-action spray (3195).
Related products
See also: CRC Nickel Anti-Seize & Lubricant Compound, CRC Nickel Anti-Seize Lubricating Compound Stainless Steel 3197 - 400ml, CRC Extreme Pressure Anti-Seize Assembly Lube, CRC Food Grade Anti-Seize and Lubricant 227g.
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75ml
Model Number: 3145
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400ml Aerosol
Model Number: 3195
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500ml
Model Number: 3183

