Anti-Seize Technology
Anti-Seize Technology 13338 Anti-Seize Bolt Dip Brush 8 oz
An 8 oz nickel anti-seize paste with brush-top applicator, rated from -300 °F to 600 °F for general-purpose use
- TypeFluids & Lubricants
- Size8 oz.
- Prevents seizing up to 600 °F with nickel-based formula
- Protects threads down to -300 °F for extreme cold starts
- Non-flammable paste reduces fire risk during high-heat assembly
- Brush-top 8 oz can applies cleanly without separate tools
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Product Identity
Anti-Seize Technology 13338 is an 8 oz brush-top can of nickel-based anti-seize paste. It is designed for technicians and maintenance crews who need a general-purpose thread lubricant that prevents galling and corrosion on fasteners.
Upgrade Context
The paste replaces dry assembly or basic greases on bolts, studs and flanges that see extreme temperatures. The jump is worth it when joints must disassemble cleanly after exposure from -300 °F to 600 °F.
Fit And Limits
The brush-top suits mechanics who want quick, controlled application on individual fasteners. Shops that need larger volumes or aerosol delivery should look at alternative packaging.
Highlights
- Prevents seizing up to 600 °F with nickel-based formula
- Protects threads down to -300 °F for extreme cold starts
- Non-flammable paste reduces fire risk during high-heat assembly
- Brush-top 8 oz can applies cleanly without separate tools
- California Proposition 65 warning informs safe handling practices
Specifications
| Brand | ANTI-SEIZE TECHNOLOGY |
|---|---|
| Type | Fluids & Lubricants |
| Size | 8 oz. |
Questions about this item
What size container and applicator does the 13338 anti-seize come in?
The 13338 anti-seize is supplied in an 8 oz brush-top can with an integrated brush for direct application.
How should the nickel paste be applied to bolt threads for proper coverage?
Stir the paste thoroughly, then use the built-in brush to coat all thread surfaces evenly before assembly.
When should the anti-seize compound be reapplied or replaced?
Reapply whenever fasteners are disassembled or if the paste dries out; the compound withstands -300 °F to 600 °F.
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