Jet-Lube
Jet-Lube 13655 Nickel Anti-Seize 0.25 lb Brush-Top Can
Nickel anti-seize paste in a 0.25 lb brush-top can withstands temperatures from -65°F to 2,600°F
- Nickel formula resists seizing up to 600 °F
- Brush-top can applies paste cleanly without tools
- Non-flammable paste stays stable down to -65 °F
- General-purpose anti-seize suits many metal assemblies
- Compact 0.25 lb size fits tight storage spaces
Purpose & Audience
Jet-Lube 13655 Nickel Anti-Seize is a general-purpose thread lubricant supplied in a 0.25 lb brush-top can. It is designed for mechanics and maintenance technicians who need to prevent seizure, galling and corrosion on fasteners during assembly and future disassembly.
Temperature & Application Limits
The nickel-based paste remains effective from -65 degrees F up to 2,600 degrees F and is non-flammable. Its metallic composition suits high-heat joints such as exhaust studs, manifold bolts and brake hardware where conventional lubricants would carbonise or evaporate.
Compatibility Checks
Verify that the mating materials are compatible with nickel-based compounds and that the service temperature stays within the stated range. Confirm local regulations allow use, as the product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for reproductive-harm chemicals.
Highlights
- Nickel formula resists seizing up to 600 °F
- Brush-top can applies paste cleanly without tools
- Non-flammable paste stays stable down to -65 °F
- General-purpose anti-seize suits many metal assemblies
- Compact 0.25 lb size fits tight storage spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 0.25 lb brush-top can or a larger size?
The 0.25 lb brush-top can is ideal for small jobs and precision application; larger sizes suit high-volume workshop use.
What does the 2,600 °F rating mean when I use it on exhaust bolts?
It maintains lubrication and prevents seizure up to 2,600 °F, well above typical exhaust temperatures.
How does the nickel formulation affect the temperature limit compared to copper versions?
Nickel provides the 2,600 °F upper limit and resists galvanic corrosion on stainless and high-alloy metals.
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