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CRC 03045 High Performance Lubricant Sprayer 11 Oz
High-performance PTFE lubricant spray operates from minus 40 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit in an 11-ounce aerosol can
- TypeConstruction Film
- High-performance lubrication with PTFE additive
- Operates reliably from -40 °F to 300 °F
- NSF H2 rating for non-food-contact areas
- 50-state VOC compliant at 23.9 %
- 11 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can
High Performance Lubricant Sprayer 11 Oz
The CRC 03045 aerosol delivers a petroleum-based lubricant with PTFE additive for general-purpose use. It operates from minus 40 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit and meets NSF H2 rating for no food contact. The 11 ounce net fill comes in a 16 ounce can and is 50-state VOC compliant at 23.9 percent content.
Upgrade From Basic Oils
This spray replaces conventional lubricants that lack PTFE or wide temperature range. The jump is worth it when equipment sees extreme cold down to minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit or heat up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. It also suits users who need an NSF H2 rated product for incidental contact areas.
Build Fit And Requirements
The aerosol can requires no external power or tools for application. It frees up workspace by eliminating separate applicators and bulk containers. Users must store it away from ignition sources due to extremely flammable Category 1 classification and flash point below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Highlights
- High-performance lubrication with PTFE additive
- Operates reliably from -40 °F to 300 °F
- NSF H2 rating for non-food-contact areas
- 50-state VOC compliant at 23.9 %
- 11 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can
Specifications
| Brand | CRC |
|---|---|
| Type | Construction Film |
Questions about this item
What size aerosol can does the CRC 03045 sprayer use?
The product ships in a 16 oz container with an 11 oz net fill of PTFE lubricant.
How do I apply the lubricant so the PTFE additive coats the surface evenly?
Shake the can thoroughly until the mixing ball rattles, then spray in short bursts from 6 to 8 inches away to build a wet film.
When should I reapply the PTFE lubricant after the first coat?
Reapply when the amber film wears off or when operating temperatures exceed 300 °F, which breaks down the PTFE additive.
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