Jet-Lube
Jet-Lube 10055 Copper Anti-Seize Brush-Top Can 0.25 lb
Copper anti-seize paste in a 0.25 lb brush-top can withstands -65 to 800 degrees Fahrenheit
- Copper formula prevents galling on threaded assemblies
- Withstands temperatures from -65 °F to 800 °F
- Non-flammable paste safe for high-heat environments
- Brush-top can applies lubricant cleanly and precisely
- Compact 0.25 lb size fits in any toolbox
General-Purpose Copper Anti-Seize
Jet-Lube 10055 is a copper-based paste designed to prevent seizure, galling and corrosion on threaded fasteners and mating surfaces. The brush-top can allows controlled application during assembly or maintenance tasks. It suits mechanics, maintenance technicians and hobbyists who need a reliable lubricant for high-temperature environments.
Upgrades from Basic Greases
Standard greases often carbonise or wash out when exposed to sustained heat, leading to stuck bolts and damaged threads. This compound remains stable from -65 Degrees F up to 1,800 Degrees F, making the switch worthwhile for exhaust manifolds, brake calipers, spark-plug threads and other hardware that cycles through extreme temperatures.
Compatibility Checks Before Ordering
Verify that copper-based formulas are approved for the specific alloys in your application, as copper can promote galvanic corrosion on aluminium, magnesium or stainless steel in certain conditions. Confirm the 0.25 lb quantity covers the number of joints you plan to treat. Ensure the paste consistency suits the clearances of the fasteners involved.
Highlights
- Copper formula prevents galling on threaded assemblies
- Withstands temperatures from -65 °F to 800 °F
- Non-flammable paste safe for high-heat environments
- Brush-top can applies lubricant cleanly and precisely
- Compact 0.25 lb size fits in any toolbox
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size brush-top can does the 0.25 lb copper anti-seize come in?
The product is supplied in a 0.25 lb brush-top can, providing a built-in applicator for direct application to threads and fittings.
How do I apply the copper paste correctly and what is the common mistake?
Brush a thin, even coat onto clean threads; the common mistake is applying too much paste, which can cause hydraulic lock in blind holes or contaminate nearby components.
When should the copper anti-seize be reapplied or replaced?
Reapply whenever a joint is disassembled; the paste remains effective from -65 °F to 1,800 °F, so replacement is only needed if the can dries out or becomes contaminated.
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