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CRC 03005 Corrosion Inhibitor Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol Can
A general-purpose lubricant that leaves a wet film to inhibit corrosion, supplied in a 16 oz aerosol can with 11 oz net fill
- TypeFluids & Lubricants
- Protects metal surfaces from corrosion with inhibitor formula
- Wet lubricating film reduces friction on moving parts
- Operates reliably from -50 °F to 250 °F
- NSF H2 rated for incidental food-contact areas
- 50-state VOC compliant with zero percent VOC content
CRC 03005 Corrosion Inhibitor Lubricant
The CRC 03005 is a multi-purpose aerosol that displaces moisture and leaves a wet, protective film on metal surfaces. It is suited for maintenance technicians, automotive workshops and DIY users who need to free stuck parts or shield equipment from rust in damp conditions.
Thermals, noise and power draw
The product operates reliably from minus 50 degrees F up to 250 degrees F with a flash point of 192 degrees F. As a non-powered aerosol it produces no electrical noise and draws no current during application. The formula contains zero percent VOC content and meets 50-state VOC compliance.
Replaces and upgrades
This lubricant replaces dry-film sprays or light oils that wash away quickly and do not protect against corrosion long-term. The upgrade is worthwhile when a wet film that remains tacky at extreme temperatures is required for hinges, chains, cables or stored tooling. It is not intended for buyers who need a food-grade H1 rating or a non-flammable formula for hot-work environments.
Highlights
- Protects metal surfaces from corrosion with inhibitor formula
- Wet lubricating film reduces friction on moving parts
- Operates reliably from -50 °F to 250 °F
- NSF H2 rated for incidental food-contact areas
- 50-state VOC compliant with zero percent VOC content
Specifications
| Brand | CRC |
|---|---|
| Type | Fluids & Lubricants |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 3-36 lubricant from the 16 oz aerosol can and what step is often missed?
Shake the can, spray an even coat on the target surface, and allow the solvent to flash off so the wet film forms; the missed step is waiting for that film to set before reassembly.
What maintenance will the 11 oz net fill require after the can is empty?
Replace the empty aerosol can with a fresh 16 oz unit; no internal parts need servicing.
What temperature limit appears first during sustained high-heat exposure?
The lubricant film is rated to 250 degrees F; above that it can break down before the 192 degrees F flash point becomes a fire concern.
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