LPS
LPS 02016 General Purpose Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol Spray Mineral Oil
General-purpose mineral-oil aerosol spray delivers 11 oz net fill in a 16 oz can, operates from -55 °F to 300 °F, and meets NSF H2 registration #059842 with 2.5 % VOC compliance across 50 states
- General purpose lubrication with mineral oil base
- Wide operating range from -55 °F to 300 °F
- NSF H2 registered for incidental food contact
- 50-state VOC compliant at 2.5 % content
- 16 oz aerosol can delivers 11 oz net fill
LPS 02016 General Purpose Lubricant
The LPS 02016 is a mineral-oil aerosol lubricant supplied in a 16 oz can with an 11 oz net fill. It carries an NSF H2 registration and meets 50-state VOC limits at 2.5 percent content. The product operates from -55 °F to 300 °F and has a flash point of 163.4 °F.
Maintenance teams needing a wide-temperature.
Technicians who require a lubricant approved for incidental food contact will find the NSF H2 rating suitable. Operations that must avoid any flammable material should look elsewhere because this aerosol is classified as extremely flammable. Buyers needing a non-aerosol format or a synthetic base oil are not served by this item.
11 oz net fill covers routine shop tasks
The 11 oz net volume handles daily lubrication of slides, chains and light bearings across a broad temperature range. Continuous high-load or high-speed applications will exhaust the film faster than heavier greases. Extremely cold starts below -55 °F or sustained heat above 300 °F exceed the rated operating window.
Highlights
- General purpose lubrication with mineral oil base
- Wide operating range from -55 °F to 300 °F
- NSF H2 registered for incidental food contact
- 50-state VOC compliant at 2.5 % content
- 16 oz aerosol can delivers 11 oz net fill
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size aerosol can and net fill does the LPS 02016 provide?
The LPS 02016 comes in a 16 oz aerosol can with a net fill of 11 oz of mineral-oil lubricant.
Can the LPS 02016 be used on equipment that operates below freezing or above 300 °F?
No, the lubricant is rated for a minimum operating temperature of -55 °F and a maximum of 300 °F, so it should not be used outside that range.
How can I verify the LPS 02016 meets food-processing safety requirements after applying it?
Check for the NSF H2 registration number 059842 on the can, which confirms the lubricant is registered for use where there is no possibility of food contact.
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