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Jet-Lube

Jet-Lube 10004 Anti-Seize Copper Paste 16 oz Brush-Top Can

SKU CH-92WM-JRHS1

Copper anti-seize paste in a 16 oz brush-top can withstands -65 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit

  • Withstands extreme heat up to 800 °F for reliable high-temp performance
  • Remains effective in severe cold down to -65 °F for year-round use
  • Copper-based paste prevents galling and seizing on threaded assemblies
  • 16 oz brush-top can allows precise, mess-free application every time

Copper Anti-Seize for High-Temperature Threads

Jet-Lube 10004 is a copper-based paste supplied in a 16 oz brush-top can. It is designed for mechanics and maintenance teams who need reliable anti-seize protection on threaded fasteners, flanges and fittings. The compound remains stable from -65 Degrees F up to 1,800 Degrees F and is non-flammable.

Replaces Basic Greases When Heat

Standard lubricants can carbonise or wash out under extreme temperatures, leading to seized bolts and damaged threads. This paste is worth specifying when assemblies cycle through severe heat or sit idle in corrosive environments. It is not intended for low-load plastic threads or oxygen-rich systems where copper is contraindicated.

Highlights

  • Withstands extreme heat up to 800 °F for reliable high-temp performance
  • Remains effective in severe cold down to -65 °F for year-round use
  • Copper-based paste prevents galling and seizing on threaded assemblies
  • 16 oz brush-top can allows precise, mess-free application every time

Specifications

BrandJET-LUBE

Questions about this item

Does the 16 oz brush-top can fit in a standard tool-chest drawer?

The can is a 16 oz brush-top container; measure your drawer height and width to confirm clearance before storing.

How do I apply the paste correctly, and what step is often missed?

Stir the copper paste first, then brush a thin, even coat on clean threads; the step most skipped is removing old compound and debris before application.

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