FLUOROLUBE® fluorinated greases deliver long-lasting reliable lubrication for metals and metallic surfaces in extremely harsh acidic, hot, flamable, explosive and/or oxidizing environments.
These CTFE Fluropolymer greases are transucent clear, flourinated synthetic, non-reactive, non-flammable, safe in chehemical and oxygen services and environments, fully saturated, hydrogen-free, low-molecular-weight oils made of Chlorotrifluoroethylene Polymer (CTFE). They combine high-temperature performance, non-flammability and chemical inertness under many demanding conditions.
Available in a range of heat-resistant configurations for demanding conditions, FLUOROLUBE® greases are compatible with chlorine, oxygen, hydrogen peroxide, red fuming nitric acid and other strong oxidizing agents, and are nonflammable.
Datasheets:
- Fluorolube Oils & Greases Product Brochure and Specifictions
- Fluorolube Greases TDS
- Fluorolube Greases SDS
APPLICATIONS
- Chemical Manufacturing
- Cryogenic Compressed Gases
- Electrical Applications – Dielectric Fluids
- Hydraulic Fluids
- Index Matching Fluids
- Instrument Fill Fluids
- Laboratory Apparatus
- Medical Applications – Life Support Systems
- Metalworking
- Nuclear Industry
- Pulp and Paper Industry
- Steel Industry
- Water and Wastewater Treatment
- Heat Transfer Fluids
Thermal Stability:
Thermal stability of the FLUOROLUBE® Lubricants is between 300° and 600°F (150° – 315 °C) depending on the duration of heating and the materials of construction. Exposure to high temperatures will cause these products to depolymerize to lower molecular weight volatile compounds.
Thermal stability is affected by the presence of metals. High temperature uses of approximately 300 °F (150 °C) should be evaluated before field application.
FLUOROLUBE® Greases consist of about 80% combined fluorine and chlorine and are nonflammable.
Precautionary Information:
CAUTION: Do not use on copper, aluminum or magnesium parts. And especially when heavy friction or galling are possible for these metals.
Detonation can occur when FLUOROLUBE® Greases are allowed to contact these reactive metals free of their oxide coating in confined spaces and under heavy loads or high pressure.
FLUOROLUBE® Lubricants may react violently with sodium and potassium metals, amines, hydrazine, liquid fluorine and liquid chlorine trifluoride.
Due to their attack on the grease thickening agent, gaseous fluorine, hydrofluoric acid and caustic solutions are not recommended for use with FLUOROLUBE® Greases. But Fluorolube olis are just fine for use with these.
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