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CRC 03065 Food Grade Belt Dressing Aerosol 16 oz
Food-grade belt lubricant in a 16 oz aerosol with 10 oz net fill, NSF H1 rated and 50-state VOC compliant
- TypeConstruction Film
- Food-grade safety with NSF H1 registration 17386
- Wide temperature range from -40 °F to 350 °F
- 50-state VOC compliance at 92.8 % content
- 10 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can
- Amber mineral-oil formula with no additives
Food-Grade Belt Dressing Aerosol
CRC 03065 is a food-grade belt dressing lubricant supplied in a 16 oz aerosol can with a net fill of 10 oz. It is intended for maintenance technicians who need a lubricant that meets NSF H1 registration for incidental food contact.
Build Quality and Daily Use
The amber-coloured mineral-oil formula contains no additives and operates from -40 °F to 350 °F. The aerosol delivery allows targeted application on belts and pulleys without brushes or rags, while the 92.8 % VOC content and Category 1 flammability rating mean the can must be stored away from ignition sources and used in well-ventilated areas.
Compatibility Check Before Ordering
Verify that the equipment manufacturer approves mineral-oil lubricants for the belts in question and that the operating temperature range covers your application. Confirm that local regulations permit a product with 92.8 % VOC content and that the NSF H1 rating satisfies your facility's food-safety requirements.
Highlights
- Food-grade safety with NSF H1 registration 17386
- Wide temperature range from -40 °F to 350 °F
- 50-state VOC compliance at 92.8 % content
- 10 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can
- Amber mineral-oil formula with no additives
Specifications
| Brand | CRC |
|---|---|
| Type | Construction Film |
Questions about this item
Is the NSF H1 registration number 17386 valid for food-contact use?
Yes, the product carries NSF registration 017386 under category code H1, confirming it is approved for incidental food contact.
Will the 16 oz aerosol can fit in a standard maintenance cabinet?
The can is a typical 16 oz aerosol size and fits most standard shelving; no special mounting hardware is required.
Do I need to shake the can before spraying the belt?
Shake the can well, then apply a light, even coat while the belt is running; the common mistake is over-applying, which causes excess buildup and slippage.
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