LPS
LPS 02916 Copper Anti-Seize 12 oz Aerosol
Copper anti-seize aerosol protects metal threads from seizing and corrosion between -65 °F and 800 °F
- TypeFluids & Lubricants
- Copper formula prevents seizure up to 1,800 °F
- Aerosol can delivers even coating in hard-to-reach spots
- Withstands extreme cold down to -65 °F
- LPS brand trusted by mechanics for reliable performance
- 12 oz net weight covers multiple maintenance jobs
Copper Anti-Seize Aerosol
This copper-based anti-seize compound comes in a 12 oz aerosol can for convenient application. It is designed for general-purpose use on threaded fasteners and metal assemblies where seizure and galling must be prevented. The product suits maintenance technicians and mechanics who need reliable lubrication during assembly and disassembly.
Temperature Range and Flammability
The compound withstands operating temperatures from -65 degrees F up to 1,800 degrees F. It remains effective across this wide thermal window to protect parts in extreme cold or high-heat environments. The aerosol formulation is flammable, so standard fire safety precautions apply during use and storage.
Upgrade From Basic Lubricants
This anti-seize replaces standard greases or oils when metal-to-metal contact risks corrosion, seizing, or heat welding. The copper formulation is justified for stainless steel, titanium, and high-temperature hardware where ordinary lubricants fail. It is not intended for buyers who need a non-metallic compound for electrical conductivity concerns or oxygen-rich systems.
Highlights
- Copper formula prevents seizure up to 1,800 °F
- Aerosol can delivers even coating in hard-to-reach spots
- Withstands extreme cold down to -65 °F
- LPS brand trusted by mechanics for reliable performance
- 12 oz net weight covers multiple maintenance jobs
Specifications
| Brand | LPS |
|---|---|
| Type | Fluids & Lubricants |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the aerosol copper anti-seize to threads, and what step is often missed?
Shake the can well, spray evenly onto clean threads, and let the carrier evaporate before assembly; the step often missed is allowing the solvent to flash off so the copper solids adhere properly.
Will the copper anti-seize need re-application after repeated heat cycles up to 800 °F?
The copper formulation remains stable to 800 °F, but extreme cycling or contamination may require cleaning and a fresh coat to maintain galling protection.
At what low temperature does the aerosol propellant or carrier stop working effectively?
The product is rated to -65 °F; below that the propellant pressure drops and the carrier may not atomise, preventing an even film.
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