LPS
LPS 01516 General Purpose Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol Silicone
A 16 oz aerosol silicone lubricant with a 13 oz net fill, rated for 40 to 500 degrees F and NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact
- Silicone formula withstands extreme heat up to 500 °F
- NSF H1 registration 059820 allows incidental food contact
- FDA 21 CFR 178.3570 compliant for regulated environments
- 50-state VOC compliant at 31.9 % content
- Aerosol can delivers 13 oz net fill in 16 oz container
LPS 01516 Silicone Lubricant
This LPS 01516 aerosol delivers a silicone-based general purpose lubricant in a 16 oz can with a 13 oz net fill. It is suited for maintenance technicians and plant operators who need a wet film lubricant for food-processing environments. The product carries NSF H1 registration and meets FDA 21 CFR 178.3570 for incidental food contact.
Operating Range 40 to 500 Degrees F
The lubricant remains effective from a minimum of 40 Degrees F up to a maximum of 500 Degrees F, covering most indoor machinery and oven-adjacent applications. VOC content is 31.9 Percent and the formula is 50 State VOC Compliant, so it can be used across the United States without restriction. Headroom diminishes above 500 Degrees F where thermal breakdown begins.
Thermals and Flammability Profile
Flash point is 142 Degrees F and the aerosol is classed as Flammable Aerosol Category 2, so keep ignition sources away during application. The white lubricant is not odourless; expect a noticeable scent while spraying. Power draw and fan noise are not applicable for this non-electrical consumable.
Highlights
- Silicone formula withstands extreme heat up to 500 °F
- NSF H1 registration 059820 allows incidental food contact
- FDA 21 CFR 178.3570 compliant for regulated environments
- 50-state VOC compliant at 31.9 % content
- Aerosol can delivers 13 oz net fill in 16 oz container
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the silicone spray affect plastic gears or rubber seals on older equipment?
The silicone base is compatible with most plastics and rubber, and the formula contains no additives that typically degrade those materials.
How can I confirm the lubricant is performing correctly after application?
A thin white film should appear, moving parts should operate more quietly, and the coating remains effective from 40 to 500 degrees F.
Does the 16 oz aerosol include a straw for precise application, or must I buy one separately?
The can delivers 13 oz net fill with a built-in spray nozzle; no separate straw is required for general use.
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