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DFL

Dry Film Lubricant

DFL is a white, dry-film lubricant, for use where mineral oils or silicones are not suitable. It is also suitable for

use as an anti-stick and mould release agent or where products of the highest purity are required. The film will

not contaminate, migrate or pick up dust and dirt particles.

• Dry film lubricant; clean and non-oily

• Suitable for use on wood, plastic, fibre, metal, glass, etc.; testing advised

• Water repellent and chemically inert; suitable for a wide number of applications

• This product conforms with MIL-L-60326 (MU & MU Amendment 1)

Approvals

RoHS-2 Compliant (2011/65/EU): Yes

Typical Properties

Colour White Translucent Fluid

Density (g/ml) 1.58

Temperature Range (°C) -200 to +260

Mean Particle Size 5 microns

Molecular Weight 3700

Coefficient Of Friction 0.04

Softening Point (ASTM E-28-58T (°C)) 265

Melting Point (Crystalline) (°C) 300

4 Ball Wear (mm) 2.568

Weld Load (kgf) 126

Description Packing Order Code Shelf Life

Dry Film Lubricant 200ml aerosol DFL200D 48 months

Directions for Use

Shake can to ensure good dispersion of ingredients and spray on to the surface to be treated from a distance of

4" to 6". When using as a release agent apply a number of thin coats rather than one thick coat to avoid

cracking.

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Page 1 DFL Dry Film Lubricant DFL is a white, dry-film lubricant, for use where mineral oils or silicones are not suitable. It is also suitable for use as an anti-stick and mould release agent or where products of the highest purity are required. The film will not contaminate, migrate or pick up dust and dirt particles. • • • • Dry film lubricant; clean and non-oily Suitable for use on wood, plastic, fibre, metal, glass, etc.
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Page 2 Typical Product Applications As a lubricant for leather, plastics, synthetic or natural fibres, glass, metals, wood etc.; on nuts, bolts and bearings on most machinery parts; on musical instruments, hi-fi and video equipment, computers and peripheral equipment; on metal, wood and glass in the house, e.g. door hinges, drawers, zips; on scientific apparatus, e.g. microscope slide, slide rulers, tapered glass joints; on photographic equipment, e.g. cameras, enlargers, tripods etc.