LPS
LPS 00116 Dry Lubricant 11 oz Aerosol Spray
General-purpose dry lubricant in an 11 oz aerosol can operates from -50 °F to 350 °F with .4 % VOC content and NSF H2 registration
- TypeGrease
- Dry film resists dust with mineral-oil formula
- Operates from -50 °F to 350 °F
- NSF H2 registered for incidental food contact
- VOC content .4 % meets 50-state rules
- 11 oz aerosol delivers targeted, no-mess application
General-Purpose Dry Lubricant
LPS 00116 is an 11 oz aerosol spray that deposits a dry, mineral-oil film without additives. It suits maintenance technicians and machine-shop operators who need a clean lubricant for slides, chains and conveyors where wet residue would attract dust.
Thermals and Flammability
The lubricant remains effective from -50 °F to 350 °F and carries a flash point of 174.2 °F. It is classified as an extremely flammable Category 1 aerosol with a VOC content of .4 percent and meets 50-state VOC compliance.
NSF H2 Registration and Military Standard
NSF registration #059847 certifies the formula for H2 incidental-contact use in food-processing areas. The product also meets MIL-C-23411A, giving procurement teams a qualified dry film for military-specification maintenance programs.
Highlights
- Dry film resists dust with mineral-oil formula
- Operates from -50 °F to 350 °F
- NSF H2 registered for incidental food contact
- VOC content .4 % meets 50-state rules
- 11 oz aerosol delivers targeted, no-mess application
Specifications
| Type | Grease |
|---|---|
| Brand | LPS |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the LPS 00116 dry lubricant spray and what step do users often skip?
Shake the aerosol can well, spray evenly on the clean surface, then allow the carrier to evaporate completely before operating the equipment; the step most often skipped is waiting for full drying.
What maintenance will the LPS 00116 coating require over time?
Reapply when the dry film wears off or after cleaning the part; the lubricant contains mineral oil with no additives, so it does not gum up but does need periodic renewal.
What is the first operating limit reached during sustained high-temperature use?
The maximum continuous operating temperature is 350 °F; above this the dry film can degrade, so monitor component temperature during extended runs.
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