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LPS 01716 Dry Lubricant H1 Food Grade 10 oz Aerosol
Dry silicone lubricant in a 10 oz aerosol can, NSF H1 food-grade rated for incidental contact, operates from -50 °F to 500 °F
- H1 food-grade rating permits incidental contact in food-processing areas
- Dry silicone film resists dust and dirt buildup on moving parts
- Operates from -50 °F to 500 °F for extreme-temperature reliability
- 10 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can for targeted application
- 1 % VOC content meets 50-state compliance requirements
LPS 01716 Dry Lubricant Overview
This LPS 01716 dry lubricant is a general-purpose, H1 food-grade aerosol designed for machinery and machine-shop applications. It delivers a colourless, silicone-based film that operates from minus 50 degrees F up to 500 degrees F. The 10 oz net fill comes in a 16 oz aerosol can that is 50-state VOC compliant with 96.1 percent VOC content.
Suitable Uses And Limitations
Maintenance teams needing a dry, food-grade lubricant for incidental contact zones will find this product fits NSF H1 requirements. It is not intended for buyers who require a wet or oil-based film, nor for applications that demand a non-flammable formula, as the aerosol is classified as extremely flammable with a flash point of 1.4 degrees F.
NSF H1 Rating Decides Fit
The single specification that determines suitability is the NSF H1 registration, confirming the lubricant meets standards for use where accidental food contact may occur. Without this rating the product would not be approved for food-processing environments, so verifying the H1 designation is essential before purchase.
Highlights
- H1 food-grade rating permits incidental contact in food-processing areas
- Dry silicone film resists dust and dirt buildup on moving parts
- Operates from -50 °F to 500 °F for extreme-temperature reliability
- 10 oz net fill in 16 oz aerosol can for targeted application
- 1 % VOC content meets 50-state compliance requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 10 oz aerosol can get dangerously hot or noisy if I use it continuously all day?
The product is a dry film lubricant in a pressurised can; it has no moving parts, so it produces no noise and generates no heat during application.
What equipment or surface preparation do I need before spraying this H1 food-grade lubricant?
The can is ready to use — shake well and spray directly onto clean, dry metal, plastic or rubber parts; no extra tools or primers are required.
Will the silicone-based dry film work on older machinery that previously used oil or grease?
Yes, the colourless film adheres to metal, plastic and rubber, but old oil or grease should be removed first so the dry lubricant can bond properly.
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