Dry Film Lubrication
Rely on Dry Film Lubrication to handle uncompromising coatings in extreme environments
A durable bonded coating containing a blend of Molybdenum Disulphide(MoS₂) and thermosetting resin binder, providing improved lubrication and corrosion protection in aggressive and problematic environments.
- Low coefficient of friction; alleviates stick slip behaviour and provides uniform torque tension on threaded fasteners.
- Good resistance to a broad spectrum of aggressive chemicals.
- Reduces wear, extends component life/service intervals.
- Reduces risk of seizure.
- Lead and Antimony free.
- Completely dry, resists pick up of contaminants.
- Typical thickness 20 microns.
- The coating is a spray, brush or dip spin application which may be cured at 150°C -180°C to form a bonded solid film.
For use in corrosive environments where:
1. Permanent lubrication is required e.g. inaccessible components.
2. Operating pressures exceed the load bearing capacities of ordinary oils and greases.
3. Components are subject to frequent disassembly.
4. Protective coating and sacrificial break in is required eg jet engines.
5. Fretting and galling is a problem eg splines, universal joints and keyed bearings.
6. Easy release is required.
Features and Benefits
- Coating Thickness 20µm (+/-5µm).
- Matt Black Finish.
- Low Coefficient of Friction.
- High Load Bearing Ability- up to 250 000psi.
- Salt Spray Resistance to ASTM B117≥ 240 hours, greater resistance available when used with a primer.
- Working Temperature -220˚C to +200˚C.
- Wear Resistant.
- Chemically Resistant and Non-Toxic.