Jet-Lube
Jet-Lube 10002 Anti-Seize Copper Paste .5 lb Brush-Top Can
Copper-based anti-seize paste in a .5 lb brush-top can operates from -65 to 800 degrees F
- Operates from -65 °F to 1,800 °F for extreme temperature reliability
- Copper-based paste prevents seizing and galling on threaded assemblies
- Brush-top can enables precise, mess-free application
- General-purpose formula suits automotive and industrial maintenance tasks
- Non-flammable composition enhances workplace safety
Jet-Lube 10002 Copper Anti-Seize
Jet-Lube 10002 is a copper-based anti-seize paste supplied in a 0.5 lb brush-top can. It is formulated for general-purpose use on threaded fasteners, flanges and fittings where seizure or galling is a concern. Mechanics and maintenance technicians apply it during assembly to ensure reliable disassembly later.
Brush-top can simplifies application
The integrated brush lets you coat threads and contact surfaces directly without extra tools or separate containers. This method reduces waste and keeps the work area clean. The paste stays in place on vertical or overhead joints, freeing up time that would be spent masking or reapplying product.
Withstands -65 °F to 1,800 °F
The copper formula remains stable across a wide temperature range, maintaining lubrication in extreme cold and high-heat environments. It is non-flammable, adding a margin of safety during hot-work operations. Normal use sees consistent performance without hardening, evaporation or breakdown.
Highlights
- Operates from -65 °F to 1,800 °F for extreme temperature reliability
- Copper-based paste prevents seizing and galling on threaded assemblies
- Brush-top can enables precise, mess-free application
- General-purpose formula suits automotive and industrial maintenance tasks
- Non-flammable composition enhances workplace safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
At what temperature does the copper paste begin to lose its anti-seize effectiveness?
The paste is rated to 800 degrees F; above that the copper base can no longer prevent galling.
How hot does the can or applied paste get during continuous high-temperature exposure?
The compound remains stable up to 800 degrees F and is non-flammable, so it does not generate additional heat or smoke.
What tools or surfaces are required to apply the brush-top paste correctly?
The built-in brush applies directly to clean metal threads or flanges; no extra applicator is needed.
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