LPS
LPS 02216 Belt Dressing Lubricant 16 oz Aerosol Can
A belt-dressing aerosol that prevents slipping and squealing on drive belts up to 325 °F
- Prevents belt slip with 10 oz net fill
- Mineral-oil base withstands 325 °F max operating temperature
- NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact
- 50-state VOC compliant at 90 % content
- Aerosol can delivers 16 oz container size
What this spray does for belts
This LPS belt dressing comes in a 16 oz aerosol can with a 10 oz net fill. The mineral-oil formula contains no additives and carries an NSF H1 registration number 134508. It is designed for maintenance technicians who need a lubricant that reduces slip and squeal on drive belts in food-processing or general industrial environments.
Heat range and flammability facts
The product operates from 32 to 325 degrees F and has a flash point of 19.4 degrees F. It is classified as an extremely flammable Category 1 aerosol with a VOC content of 90 percent, yet it meets 50-state VOC compliance. The spray is colourless and has a noticeable odour, so ventilation is required during application.
What the can and registration change
The aerosol delivery lets operators coat belts evenly without disassembly, while the NSF H1 rating allows use where incidental food contact is possible. Because the formula uses only mineral oil, it avoids additive residues that could attract dust or degrade belt material over time.
Highlights
- Prevents belt slip with 10 oz net fill
- Mineral-oil base withstands 325 °F max operating temperature
- NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact
- 50-state VOC compliant at 90 % content
- Aerosol can delivers 16 oz container size
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I apply the aerosol spray to a belt, and what step do people often skip?
Shake the 16 oz can well, spray directly onto the belt surface while it is stationary, then allow the solvent to evaporate before starting the drive — skipping the evaporation wait causes slippage.
Will the lubricant need to be reapplied, and how can I tell?
Reapply when squealing returns or the belt looks dry; the 10 oz net fill typically lasts several weeks per application depending on load and ambient temperature.
At what temperature does the product stop protecting the belt?
The maximum operating temperature is 325 Degrees F; above this the mineral-oil base can break down and lose its dressing film.
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