Loctite
Loctite Anti-Seize Compound 8150 Silver 7 g 531668
Silver anti-seize paste withstands –20 °F to 1,600 °F and meets MIL-PRF-907E
- Prevents seizing up to 1600 °F operating temperature
- Easy application from 7 g tube paste form
- Meets MIL-PRF-907E military specification standard
- Metal-free formula with graphite additives for lubrication
- Silver colour allows quick visual inspection of coverage
Silver anti-seize compound for threaded assemblies
Loctite 8150 is a silver-coloured anti-seize paste supplied in a 7 g pouch. It is intended for mechanics and technicians who need to prevent galling, corrosion and seizure on stainless steel, titanium and other reactive metal fasteners. The metal-free formulation meets MIL-PRF-907E and CFIA standards for broad industrial use.
Operates from minus 20 degrees F to 1600 degrees F
The paste remains effective across a wide temperature range, maintaining lubrication in both sub-zero and extreme-heat environments. Graphite additives provide consistent film strength during assembly and disassembly cycles. A flash point of 199.4 degrees F and specific gravity of 1.25 indicate stable handling characteristics in normal workshop conditions.
7 g pouch allows precise application on small
The compact tube format suits field-service kits and bench work where only a thin coat is required on bolts, studs or flanges. Silver colour makes coverage easy to inspect on dark or corroded surfaces. VOC content exceeds 3 percent, so ventilation is recommended during use. Not rated by NSF for food-contact applications.
Highlights
- Prevents seizing up to 1600 °F operating temperature
- Easy application from 7 g tube paste form
- Meets MIL-PRF-907E military specification standard
- Metal-free formula with graphite additives for lubrication
- Silver colour allows quick visual inspection of coverage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the 7 g tube of Loctite 8150 silver anti-seize, and what is the common mistake?
Squeeze the paste directly onto clean threads, then assemble. The frequent error is applying too much — excess compound can migrate into bearings or contaminate sensors.
Will the 8150 compound need to be reapplied, and what indicates it is time?
Reapply whenever the joint is disassembled or if the silver coating appears worn, washed away, or contaminated after high-temperature cycles up to 1600 °F.
What is the first limit reached during sustained high-temperature use of this anti-seize?
The maximum operating temperature of 1600 °F is the primary limit; above this the paste can degrade and lose its lubricating and anti-seize properties.
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