Dry Film Lubricants
Current Dry Film Lubricant Advantages:
- Non-migrating
- Repels dirt and dust
- Dries to a powdery thin film, no splash or cross contamination of other parts
- Sacrificial, easily applied release coating
- Protects against corrosion and rust
- Hydrophobic (With contact angles 120° to 145°)
- Chemically resistant
- Wide service temperature range (-36° to 500°F)
Ultraflon™ Dry Film Lubricant: Ultraflon™ dry-film lubricants are exclusive to Laurel using novel technologies and proprietary ingredients. As well as providing the above characteristics our products also:
- Are sold as concentrates and may be reduced with addition of the base carrier to suite the application
- Solvent (DF series) or Aqueous (AD series) systems
- AD Series is non-flammable and VOC free
- Many products meet the guidelines to FDA 21 CFR 177.1550
- Repetitive semi-permanency, have seen effectiveness improve up to 90x versus other oils, greases and other dry films
- Hydrophobic (With contact angles above 165° when air-dried)
- Heat curing not required, but if brought to temperature (750°F) will form a continuous film
- Reduced friction and noise
- Improves abrasion resistance
- Applicable to a multitude of substrates
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| Ultraflon™ DF-20A Contact Angle 165° | Competitor Dry-Film Contact Angle 127° |
Recommended PTFE Micropowders: MP-Series (all of Laurel's granular PTFE micropowders are suitable, but dry powders, unless dispersed in a carrier, will not easily bind to a substrate. Please Contact Us and we'll help decide if a powder is right for your application)
Recommended Dispersions: DF-20, DF-20A, AD-10A, AD-10N
Recommended FEP Micropowders: None
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