LPS
LPS 02616 Dry Film PTFE Lubricant 16 oz Net 11 oz
A dry PTFE aerosol lubricant in a 16 oz can with 11 oz net fill, operating from -40 to 500 °F and meeting USDA H2 standards
- Dry PTFE film resists dust and dirt buildup
- Operates from minus 40 °F up to 500 °F
- 11 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can
- USDA H2 rated for incidental food contact
- 47 % VOC content — not 50-state compliant
What this product is
LPS 02616 is a dry-film lubricant that uses PTFE as its primary additive. It comes in a 16 oz aerosol can with a net fill of 11 oz. The white, petroleum-based formula is designed for machinery and machine-shop applications where a dry, non-staining film is required.
Practical limits of the standard
The lubricant operates from -40 degrees F up to 500 degrees F. It carries a USDA H2 rating but is not NSF rated and is not a USDA certified biobased product. VOC content is 47 percent, so the product is not 50-state VOC compliant. The can is flammable and has a noticeable odor.
Build quality and day-to-day use
The aerosol container allows targeted spray application on moving parts, slides and guides. A dry PTFE film resists dust and dirt buildup better than wet oils, reducing the need for frequent re-lubrication in dusty shop environments. The wide temperature range lets the same can serve cold-start equipment and high-heat machinery without switching products.
Highlights
- Dry PTFE film resists dust and dirt buildup
- Operates from minus 40 °F up to 500 °F
- 11 oz net fill in a 16 oz aerosol can
- USDA H2 rated for incidental food contact
- 47 % VOC content — not 50-state compliant
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I order the 11 oz net fill or the 16 oz container size?
The can holds 16 oz total volume and delivers 11 oz of usable dry-film PTFE lubricant.
How does the 500 °F maximum operating temperature hold up inside a running engine?
The PTFE film remains stable up to 500 °F, so it withstands typical engine bay heat without breaking down.
Does the aerosol spray meet any specific industry standard for food-grade equipment?
It carries a USDA H2 rating, allowing use on machinery in food-processing areas where no direct food contact occurs.
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